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Self-proclaimed “Skeptics” often show up with a Karen-like agenda based around under-informed ideas. They demand others to meet their expectations (which are based on misconceptions) in order to feel satisfied.
A SkeptiKaren.
If that’s you, you’re gonna have a bad time, because a real skeptic has an open mind and is willing to change their opinion. This is what it looks like to us:
Skeptic: Hey, I hear you cook food. I don’t believe you that you know how to cook food, you have to prove it to me.
Line cook at a Denny’s: Uh, look around - this is a restaurant, bro. I’m literally making an omelet right now. What do you think is going on here?
Skeptic: You can only prove you know how to cook by making me a Michelin star-quality Baked Malbar Scallop with creamy coconut curry and paratha on the side, just like they make at Benares in London.
Line cook at a Denny’s: Yo, this is a Denny’s, bro. You know, Moons Over My-Hammy and all that. If you want that scallop junk you need to go to a restaurant with chefs that went to culinary school and puts caviar in ice cream or whatever.
Skeptic: I WANT TO TALK TO YOUR MANAGER because you obviously can’t cook food. I only asked for ONE thing and you can’t make me the one little dish I want? Pathetic! You don’t know anything about how to cook food!
Seriously, this how y’all look. It’s objectively cringey.
Now that you hopefully have some self-awareness, let’s explain what’s going on here using our inside voices.
# References
The Complete Skeptic’s Guide to Remote Viewing (How Not to be a SkeptiKaren and FAQ)