That explains how Trump got elected....  twice
Idiocracy is no longer a movie

Have you seen it, JoG?

 For every video like this there is a Boomer-fooled video where people outline how many "Boomers" can't distinguish between real and fake internet information for instance.

 When it boils down to what I would rather know, would that be what Continent New Zealand is in, or what pharmacy is selling me fake medication?  I'd rather know about the medication.  

 Also the guy in these videos is wrong a lot.  He says new Zealand is part of Australia.  It's in Oceana and isn't part of Australia at all.  At KSU 4 women answered correctly before he found one that didn't.  He also stated Latitude measures West to East.  They have a few behind the scenes cellphone footage of this guy and 1, he will primarily ask women, 2 they edit out all correct answers, 3, there's a lot of correct answers.

 I'd like to see the correct to incorrect ratios.  Anyone can do what this guy is doing.

Ohh,,you know nearly all of those idiots are democrats. Why?. Because that is who is going to college. You fukkin leftards have BRAGGED about how much more Edumacateded leftards ARE! Of Course you lying sacks would Try to take both sides of That.
Ohh,because the guy shining the light on it isn't perfect, the absolute StuFukkinPidity he's Exposing in college students doesn't matter?
Is He in college? Does he know 3 cubed?. How many of those alleged HS graduates do? Why defend such a failed system?
The entire fedgov/education connection needs ripped out. The teachers union,blasted away. Merit ONLY, admissions. You make the grades,pass the tests, nothing else matters.

Who cares if he edits correct answers?
How do you defend Anyone in college failing these?
You are so sad!
You just live to oppose reasonable.

No,he's not Runnin a Scientific experiment to stand up to your scrutiny.
He's shining a light on the disturbing level of ignorance of college students. People who have graduated high school and are incapable of basic arithmetic and knowing what is, or used to be, things called
Common knowledge. He highlights the failure of the school system. If he can just stand there and talk to people walking by and get that many who are so sadly and hilariously unable to get such basic questions right, that does exactly what should be just a,jaw dropping indictment of the system. You watched. Did it Look like it took hours to find that many morons? Did the shadows lengthen measurably? He's got video on top of video. If it took all day,, it would be obvious. If you had done that on a junior high campus in the70s, it wouldn't have been nearly that bad. NottaChanceinHell..

Of course you can send teams out to do a survey and see how it goes.

No,he's not Runnin a Scientific experiment to stand up to your scrutiny.
He's shining a light on the disturbing level of ignorance of college students. People who have graduated high school and are incapable of basic arithmetic and knowing what is, or used to be, things called
Common knowledge. He highlights the failure of the school system.

 Jay Leno did a version of this starting March 22, 2000.  They just went outside the studio in Burbank 25 years ago and had the same results.  As I said before, when Jeopardy started they realized how may humans really only retain "general knowledge" that is applicable to them.  A lot of on the spot trivia is failed, that's just how it goes.


Of course you can send teams out to do a survey and see how it goes.

 Been there done that.  Of 100 humans asked to point left or right without any prior knowledge of the question being posed while being filmed, 19 pointed the wrong direction.  88, yes 88 took more than 5 seconds to respond at all.  

 Of 100 humans asked to point left or right without any prior knowledge of the question but not being filmed, 7 pointed in the wrong direction.  7% pointed the wrong way when asked to point to their left.  

 Of 100 humans asked to point left or right with prior knowledge while being filmed, 4 were incorrect.  Four.

 Of 100 humans asked to point left or right with prior knowledge, 100 were correct.  



Just for giggles, pretend it was actually 59/50. Lookin at the video, it just doesn't Appear to take much time, shadows, if half are that desperately Dumb, WTF is going on in our schools?

 It's higher than I would like to see, but I am also not surprised based off applicability.  In the footage I witnessed of this specific YouTuber asking a question took 3 minutes 17 seconds to ask 4 people that were correct.  

 Lets say 30 per hour just give them plenty of time, that's 120 in 2 hours.  If a video has 20 incorrect answers then 16.6666667% of humans were wrong in that 2 hour interval.



I SUKKT in math, but I would have gotten 3 cubed in junior high. I wouldn't have gotten third planet, because I didn't GAF about the order of the planets. Still don't. I can't name them, same reason.

 This is a good example of applicability retention.  Some humans would have the exact opposite outcome as they have no applicability retention for numbers but would for spatial placement.  This here is an example of why I personally don't really believe trivia questions are examples of "general knowledge".

 "General knowledge" to me, is knowledge of things that apply to you.  This is my opinion.