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@AnarchoSports @jef_migdonal I'm not upset, just a lot of people are saying the answer he gave lines up since it wasn't a purely hypothetical scenario, but in reality he really didn't answer at all. I don't think he's low iq, I like the guy. I don't think the "test" is bullshit but not as applicable here.

@FlortKnocker @jef_migdonal What is even your point here man? Your upset that he didn’t say how he felt given that he ate breakfast?

John Kiriakou fails the breakfast test on Matan Even “How would you feel if you didn’t have breakfast this morning?” “Yeah I didn’t have breakfast. But I did feel like I was ripped off on the size of my coffee.”

@dummymoron43 @ZayJspx @AnarchoSports @jef_migdonal In this case your example and the one in the video are both hypothetical questions.

@FlortKnocker @ZayJspx @AnarchoSports @jef_migdonal Hypotheticals and questions aren’t the same thing.

@SnuSnu66 @succintreject1 @ZayJspx @AnarchoSports @jef_migdonal Firstly, he never answered the question in any way, he never said how he felt about not having breakfast. Secondly, you could engage with the hypothetical without trying to prove a point about your intelligence, you're basically assuming motivation.

@FlortKnocker @succintreject1 @ZayJspx @AnarchoSports @jef_migdonal because instead of going out of your way trying to answer the question in a way that proves you are capable of abstract thought you would answer it as if you were in normal conversation

@dummymoron43 @ZayJspx @AnarchoSports @jef_migdonal You can respond however you'd like, but why the hell would you assume the correct response would be to ignore the question entirely? Answering that way would be combative and ignorant of the point, which is gauging your opinion about something. That's an autistic response.

@FlortKnocker @ZayJspx @AnarchoSports @jef_migdonal If I asked “Would you feel differently about the legitimacy of the Middlewight division if Sean Strickland won the belt?” The correct response is “He did win the belt dumbass.” Not engaging with a hypothetical that already happened.

@AnarchoSports @jef_migdonal I didn't say it had to have strict adherence. If it's not hypothetical than answer the question non-hypothetically, he never answered it in any way what so ever.

@FlortKnocker @jef_migdonal It’s a bullshit question, you’re expectation that someone is going to answer that question with strict adherence to the logo of the question is another way of saying you’ve never interacted with people

@dummymoron43 @ZayJspx @AnarchoSports @jef_migdonal He already asked how he felt, and it wasn't answered. He discussed breakfast but decided not to answer what was actually asked, therefore ignoring the question both hypothetically and non-hypothetically. It doesn't make sense to ignore only part of it but discuss some of it.

@FlortKnocker @ZayJspx @AnarchoSports @jef_migdonal The follow up by the asker is “Oh, well in that case how do you feel?” Dismissing it as a hypothetical all together when it already applies is the correct answer.

@dummymoron43 @ZayJspx @AnarchoSports @jef_migdonal It's not implied, nowhere in his answer does he state or imply how he felt due to not having breakfast. He didn't just ignore the hypothetical, he ignored the entire question.

@FlortKnocker @ZayJspx @AnarchoSports @jef_migdonal It’s implied if you aren’t autistic. It’s not a hypothetical if it already applies to you.

@EnanoPancracio @StrikerWeaver @analgroyper @shmoiley @TwainG1776 @jef_migdonal That doesn’t change the fact that the question itself is still a hypothetical. It ultimately doesn’t matter because either way he never answered the question. He never said how he felt due to not eating breakfast that morning.

@StrikerWeaver @analgroyper @shmoiley @TwainG1776 @jef_migdonal The question is meant as a hypothetical, but it's does not require a counterfactual, because the events being asked about did take place. The scenario is not imaginary, there's no need to project anything. If the interviewer still wants a counterfactual they need a new question

@AnarchoSports @jef_migdonal He didn’t answer the question hypothetically or non-hypothetically. He just said “yeah, I didn’t have breakfast” he never described how he felt because of it.

@jef_migdonal How else are you supposed to answer the question if the question isn’t hypothetical?

@dummymoron43 @ZayJspx @AnarchoSports @jef_migdonal Thats not what he said though, he just said “I didn’t have breakfast” he never even describes how he feels because of that. He doesn’t answer the question hypothetically or non-hypothetically.

@ZayJspx @AnarchoSports @jef_migdonal the response "[I feel the way I do right now, since] I didn't have breakfast this morning." is not a gotcha or incorrect, lol.

@AnarchoSports @succintreject1 @ZayJspx @jef_migdonal It’s literally just answering the question as it was asked. There’s nothing autistic about it, it’s just logical.

@succintreject1 @ZayJspx @jef_migdonal And this literally isn’t even the test. The breakfast question is evaluating whether you can contend with conditional hypotheticals Not whether or not you’re vigilantly circumspect in answering every question like an autistic person

@succintreject1 @ZayJspx @AnarchoSports @jef_migdonal Why would a high EQ make you purposefully not answer the question that was asked of you? Why would a high EQ make you completely disregard the meaning that someone’s trying to convey to you?

@ZayJspx @AnarchoSports @jef_migdonal The question as a test of intelligence literally only works in a written form. In a verbal setting it is too influenced by social functions and a high EQ answer is to disregard the hypothetical. In verbal form it served more as a test of autism than anything else.

@gingibreadman @itzjaybonigga @HassanA92095653 @Zesrii PFL doesn’t count it’s fraudulent. I like Ank and want him as champ but thats literally 3 dudes who are still competing and only one champ. I wouldn’t call that dominating.

@FlortKnocker @itzjaybonigga @HassanA92095653 @Zesrii Dagestani fighters are very elite despite not being numerous. Usman 22-0 is undefeated PFL 155lb GOAT, Khabib 30-0 undefeated UFC 155lb champ, Islam 29-1 one early loss but number 1 UFC double champ, Ankalaev 24-2 former UFC champ, Umar is 21-1 only lost to UFC champ and only 30

They're going to be chinny with bum knees at 19 years old

@gingibreadman @itzjaybonigga @HassanA92095653 @Zesrii I am arguing on substance, one current champion is not dominating. Dagestani’s have 3 top contenders outside of that, and one of them doesn’t even train there and never did as a kid either.

@FlortKnocker @itzjaybonigga @HassanA92095653 @Zesrii You're not disagreeing on substance, it's just your feelings. If you look at the records and careers of Dagestani fighters, they're very dominant. You're simply arguing that "chokehold" is a bit of an overexaggeration. Splitting hairs. You're arguing over small semantics

@gingibreadman @itzjaybonigga @HassanA92095653 @Zesrii Yeah, I’m arguing over subjectivity, thats what literally everyone does when they argue over opinions. That word overstates their dominance, therefore I disagree with its use.

@FlortKnocker @itzjaybonigga @HassanA92095653 @Zesrii Um... It's an idiom. You're arguing with me so much because you disagree with my subjective use of a figure of speech. Maybe it's time for a walk.

@gingibreadman @itzjaybonigga @HassanA92095653 @Zesrii Don't use that word then, I never disagreed that training young was good, just that you're overstating.

@FlortKnocker @itzjaybonigga @HassanA92095653 @Zesrii You're really hung up on the word "chokehold". My point was simply that there are guys who train from a young age and are very dominant in MMA. Topuria is another great example, #2 p4p and wrestled since age 7. Charles Oliveira the submission master started at 12

@gingibreadman @itzjaybonigga @HassanA92095653 @Zesrii Khabib's overrated. No one said Islam was bad, but the sport isn't even remotely dominated by Dagestanis, even if they pull above their weight. There is no "chokehold" when those from all over the world are having massive success as well.

@FlortKnocker @itzjaybonigga @HassanA92095653 @Zesrii Islam and Khabib are literally the two greatest fighters in the history of the sport's deepest division in the most competitive organization. When was the last time a fighter became double champ at 155 and 170 without losing belts in between? Oh right it's never happened

@gingibreadman @itzjaybonigga @HassanA92095653 @Zesrii The UFC as a company is based in America, but it's a world wide organization filled with fighters from all over the world. And yes, it's only a "few", no chokehold.

@FlortKnocker @itzjaybonigga @HassanA92095653 @Zesrii Quality over quantity. The UFC is an American organization filled with American fighters. Not sure why you have your panties in a bunch over the success of a few Russians.

@gingibreadman @itzjaybonigga @HassanA92095653 @Zesrii I don't think you've done the math on total champs. 150m/5 is sad compared to 350m/60. Sean Strickland wasn't rich, DC wasn't rich, Demetrious Jonson wasn't rich. Most successful American fighters don't have much as far as economic advantages. None of them are inbred either.

@FlortKnocker @itzjaybonigga @HassanA92095653 @Zesrii I don't think you've done the math. 150M/2 is more than 350M/4. You must be going off of GDP. Russia is kinda famous for having most of its wealth owned by a few oligarchs. The average Russian takes home a small fraction compared to an American. Dagestan is also not rich.

@gingibreadman @MinhaAmiga81634 @_DSOL70 @HassanA92095653 @Zesrii Just say what you mean and stop playing these gay ass games, I genuinely don't know what you're talking about. What I do know, is that you're downplaying Sean and coping about Chimaev's loss to the point that you actually think Dricus has better defensive wrestling than Sean.

@FlortKnocker @MinhaAmiga81634 @_DSOL70 @HassanA92095653 @Zesrii How come Khamzat couldn't take down Sean 6 times? Even with no control? Huh, I guess Sean is the best wrestler at 185, followed by Khamzat, then shitty Dricus at the bottom. Makes sense