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Someone on AskReddit got a fun thread going about the various illogical things that people believed for years. Many of us can fall through the cracks on various things that the rest of the world treats as common sense. As long as you learn at some point, that's what counts. 

Gotta admit, had me in the first half. We're all for clever tinder attempts like this guy's send nudes sonnet, but how many times do you have to try this on tinder before the person actually gets what's happening and plays along? It's a bold strategy and it looks like if it works it really works and if it doesn't it REALLY doesn't.

This one's inspired by an AskReddit thread that asks, "What is the human equivalent of Koalas can't recognize eucalyptus leaves unless they're on the tree." You might connect with more than one of these mental slips. 

These exasperated users are all kinds of puzzled over other people's misunderstandings concerning their areas of study. That atmospheric science one though...

Even after reading the absolutely insane headlines, these people didn't do a quick google search to find out if the Onion was a real newspaper. Imagine how confused you'd be if you just walked around thinking all of this was true?

Because sometimes someone misses class the day you learned about the civil war, or owls. 

Alright, let's be 100% honest here. Did you learn something new while reading these? No judgement.

The first possibility and source of the confusion here is that this could be some sort of sexualized marketing stunt. Or what we have is a prime example of a young lady that managed to capitalize on the clear, hard fact her boyfriend appreciates her voluminous curvatures and wants/needs to cozy up to such pillowy goodness on a nightly basis. The broheme likes big-butted bedspreads and he cannot lie, us other readers can't deny...and yeah, that's all I got.

It's not every day you see a horse making moves at entering a double-decker bus in London...or like anywhere for that matter. The horse was photographed by politician Simon Crowcroft while he was out on a road in London. Before mass hysteria set in amongst, well everyone, a TfL Bus Alerts Twitter account was able to try and bring some clarity to the situation.