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Fact adjacent since 2026

Bad arguments don't survive basic scrutiny. We bring the scrutiny.

Fuck Off Cause You're Stupid is where internet nonsense, manipulative marketing, and confidently repeated garbage get read out loud, checked, and put back on the shelf where they belong.

We cover six kinds of nonsense: the logical fallacies people repeat like scripture, the misinformation that outruns any correction, the marketing built to bypass your judgment, the corporate jargon that means nothing on purpose, and the workplace absurdity nobody will name out loud. Every piece names the claim, checks the evidence, and tells you what's actually true. Profanity is used for rhythm, not for replacing the argument.

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Bad Arguments and Logical Fallacies

Where the reasoning falls apart, and why it sounded so good for a second.

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Internet Misinformation

Tracking bad claims back to the moment someone decided facts were optional.

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Media Literacy

How to read a headline like someone who's been burned before.

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Manipulative Marketing

The ad wants a feeling from you. Here's how to keep your wallet out of it.

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Corporate Jargon

Translating meetings back into English, one buzzword autopsy at a time.

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Workplace Absurdity

The org chart makes no sense and neither does the mandatory fun.

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Frequently asked questions

Is Fuck Off Cause You're Stupid satire?

Yes. We use sharp, sometimes blunt language, but every claim we make about a specific fallacy, statistic, or marketing tactic is something we can point to and explain. The humor is the delivery method, not a replacement for the argument.

Who writes the articles?

Max Holloway covers bad arguments, misinformation, corporate jargon, and workplace absurdity. You can read more about his background on the authors page.

Do you fact-check before publishing?

Every article names its sources and links to them where possible. If we can't verify a claim, we cut it or label it as opinion.

Can I pitch a topic or guest post?

Yes. Use the contact form and choose 'Guest Post' or 'Press' from the subject dropdown.

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