There's a little bit of geekiness in all of us. Who doesn't have that one thing about which they strangely know a lot and pride themselves on being experts? Whether it’s gardening, the Harry Potter universe, or video games, it’s not such a bad thing to channel our inner Sheldon Cooper sometimes. Sure, he's a bit socially awkward, but that doesn’t take away from his charm.
The subreddit we’re looking at today is exactly that—nerdy and a little bit challenged in the adequacy department. Its 17.6k members, or as they call themselves, delusionists, are entitled to discuss everything from Sigmund Freud to Star Wars. So without further ado, we invite you to scroll through the best that the subreddit "Delusions of Adequacy” has to offer.
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#41 Whatever Your Reason, I Support You. Personally, I'm A Non-Practising Vegetarian
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![Everything [is bad] And Then You Die](https://img.boredpanda.com/unsafe/rs:fit:3840:0/q:80/aHR0cHM6Ly9zdGF0aWMuYm9yZWRwYW5kYS5jb20vYmxvZy93cC1jb250ZW50L3VwbG9hZHMvMjAyMy8xMi82NTE0OTE4NDhlMGQ5X3lyYncyNGl3aXo0YjFfXzcwMC02NTY5YWQxZDBiZjExX183MDAuanBn.webp)
#43 I Have Found The Only Acceptable Use For A.i And Only Because Taking Babies Skydiving Is Frowned Upon
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#46 Or You Can Do What I Do, Go Home And Cry, Which Coincidentally Is What Boromir Should Have Done
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