Well we definitely have a lot of reddit in this thread. Reminds me why I looked for alternatives in the first place.
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Might not be a popular take but having an undefendable position like creationism does not necessarily mean "poorly educated." There are apologists who have learned proper reasoning skills and use their education to bend reality as much towards their will. I think most people would consider Jesuits and the like to be very educated but also very wrong.
As far as signs that someone is poorly educated, there are people who make up "big words" to give the impression of having a better education to other poorly educated people. Which backfires when someone with an actual large vocabulary walks into the room.
Personal use of proprietary software in the 2020s. Or running a company to be completely dependand on dozens of unreliable and expensive proprietary software vendors.
"but I have already learned Photoshop workflow..."
- my friend that uses it only to make memes
Outrage posting
Using "I" as the object instead of the subject, like saying "The waiter brought drinks to my friend and I."