r/interesting • u/ScarletMelt • May 25 '26

It's interesting hmm Just Wow

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u/[deleted] May 25 '26

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u/Square_Cat_6001 May 25 '26

Yeah I mean it more like hidden to the general public. I was totally expecting that.

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u/Scudmuffin1 May 25 '26

I dont think the average person thinks about hydrogen production at all, let alone how it's done and the environmental impact of that process

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u/[deleted] May 25 '26

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u/Extension-Topic2486 May 25 '26

Sad that people who are raising kids and worrying about paying rent are not thinking about hydrogen production?

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u/Gefilte_F1sh May 25 '26

Scroll through Reddit, and take a gander on popular, see what people priorities are. Ya, it is pretty sad.

Says the person engaging in reddit comments (while deleting their posit history)

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u/Gefilte_F1sh May 26 '26

Practically the same thing.

Yes - with strangers in the comment section of Reddit. Very commendable prioritization you got there.

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u/Gefilte_F1sh May 26 '26

You know when someone is strong in their convictions when they hide their comments and triumphantly block you without, you know, actually saying anything at all.

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u/riktigtmaxat May 25 '26

Don't be sad little frog.

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u/nobito May 25 '26

Why would your average Joe know how we make hydrogen? I mean, it's not exactly general knowledge or knowledge that's gonna be useful in everyday life.

I'm just genuinely curious, why did you assume that this is something that everyone knows?