dumb people

It's official: James the Intern is our new hero. We're not sure if it counts as schadenfreude, but the dude's lovable buffoonery (as told in a series of epic tweets) is something we definitely feel slightly guilty for enjoying.

It's no secret that the stupidity of the world is more evident on the internet. From idiotic forum posts to anti-vaxx ramblings, r/facepalm is basically the mecca for anyone who revels in observing stupid people act stupid. Bonus? The subreddit is perfect for anyone who might need a gentle reminder that they're probably superior to most people. 

You know the saying that there's no such thing as a stupid question? Yeah, well that is blatantly untrue and you should feel bad if you asked any of the following questions submitted to sites like Quora and Yahoo Answers. 

Just kidding...we appreciate it because we got some hearty laughs out of it!

Technology is an amazing thing. With the internet, we have a world of knowledge at our fingertips, and also a great many ways to display our lack thereof. These poor souls will rue the day they signed up for social media.

If there was ever an appropriate time to utter the old Southern saying "bless your heart," it's right now. It's probably safe to say that most people in the English-speaking world are familiar with the troll-y ways of publications like The Onion or Clickhole, yet some naive souls, like the following, never got the memo. It's totally okay to laugh now and feel sorry for them later.

Let the idiocy flow through you!

There are two types of stupid people in this world: 1.) those who remain silent for the most part on things they aren't educated about, and 2.) those who yell out their stupidity to basically anyone that will listen.