Contemplating the Mysteries of the World - Part 16: Willful Ignorance

People annoy me. I think that I have made this much clear after 15 parts of this blog series. I generally do not like people, and humanity often gets on my nerves. I understand that some people are just stupid. They do not know what is going on around them, and they cannot understand that the world is still turning even if they do not want to get out of bed. I do not care about that. They do what they do, I am fine with it. My problem is when people choose to be ignorant. If you choose to ignore anything going on around you, and you just assume that you are right when you are uneducated, I have a BIG problem with you.

If you believe that you are qualified to spread "information" on the internet, do some research first. I hate to see articles on the internet of people deciding act like they know everything about literally everything, I want to through my phone across the room. I know that a lot of JetPunk users are younger than me, but you may hear your parents complain about this. Facebook can be a toxic place of misinformation about all sorts of topics. Things relating to the pandemic come to mind, among others. What bothers me is that people think that Facebook (and the like) are credible sources of information. People have become so brainwashed that they choose not to check there sources. They would rather dig their heels into the dirt than admit that they are wrong. I cannot stand people who are unreasonable and overly stubborn. These people choose to be stupid and ignorant, and I hate them for it. All I will say, is that people need to listen to those who are educated and check where they are getting information to ensure that it is credible and accurate. Okay, I think I am done ranting about stupid people, I just recommend that anyone who tries to spread informative material on the internet does good research beforehand.

No Musical Mondays today, as my schedule has been hectic. I will try to have one for next week, but no promises. As always, any suggestions for Mysteries of the World or Musical Mondays can be put in the comments.

Thank you for your cooperation,

Rosie.