This is going to be my last stamp for a while, so no worries.

Anyway, don't you just love it? People using words they don't know the full meaning of? I've done that before, and I've learned since then to go online and do some research instead of acting like I know what I'm talking about.

So, for you wanna be know-it-alls, realize that there IS a difference between ignorance and stupidity.
To sum it up from an anonymous quote: “Ignorance is not knowing. Stupidity is knowing and doing it anyway.”
Therefore, ignorance can be cured simply by informing someone about the topic at hand.

Here is an essay on the subject that could put it better than I ever can: [link]

So in short, make sure you know what words mean before using them. It especially doesn't help when you're rude about it, going, "Ignorance means stupid, moron!" No it doesn't. And frankly, not using the Internet for use of just a simple dictionary to make sure you're using the right word is, frankly, STUPID. Because you know the source is there, but you choose not to use it.

Yes, I have done the same thing before. Thought 'condone' meant 'condemned' once. I was stupid for not looking it up before I decided to use it.

Learn from this.