SmartAss Facts
Leaderboard
Party Mode
Sign in
▶ Play Now
☰
All Facts
›
Cognitive Dissonantics
›
The meaning of life was discovered briefly, then someone for…
COGNITIVE DISSONANTICS
The meaning of life was discovered briefly, then someone forgot to write it down.
✗ FAKE
↗ Share this fact
Play SmartAss Facts 🎯
More Cognitive Dissonantics facts
Socrates asked so many questions because he was allergic to small talk.
Stoicism was invented by people who had feelings but hated letting them win in public.
David Hume argued that we cannot know causation—only observe patterns. Skepticism, politely devastating.
Logical positivism argues that meaningful statements must be empirically verifiable. Proof demanded upfront.
“The Self” is considered complex because it won’t stop changing its mind.
The paradox of tolerance says that unlimited tolerance may lead to intolerance. Even tolerance needs boundaries.
See all Cognitive Dissonantics facts →
Explore more
📂 All Cognitive Dissonantics Facts
🔍 All Facts