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r/iamverysmart
(place)
1
— Reddit subreddit used as reference point for avoiding pretentious displays of intelligence.
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Field Museum of Natural History
(place)
1
— Chicago museum that acquired the famous T. Rex fossil 'Sue' after public fundraising in the 1990s.
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Enron
(concept)
1
— Infamous corporate fraud scandal from 2001 referenced as precedent for potential future accounting disasters due to indu...
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AICPA
(place)
1
— American Institute of Certified Public Accountants, governing body criticized for allowing CPAs to be certified in India...
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Anna's Archive
(place)
1
— Digital library platform used for pirating books for e-readers.
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Jason Kelce
(person)
1
— NFL player criticized for saying yes to every opportunity and lacking talent outside football.
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Competency Crisis
(concept)
1
— Perceived widespread decline in basic competence and ability to perform simple tasks, particularly with technology.
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Anthony Edwards
(person)
1
— NBA player described as having an adorable mischievous smile by a new basketball fan.
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Shaquille O'Neal
(person)
1
— Former NBA player who appears on TNT's basketball commentary and is criticized for seeming too tired to create meaningfu...
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Charles Barkley
(person)
1
— Former NBA player who appears on TNT's basketball commentary and is criticized for seeming too tired to create meaningfu...
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TNT
(place)
1
— Television network that broadcasts NBA games with commentary from former players.
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Karl-Anthony Towns
(person)
1
— NBA player who is speculated to have undiagnosed or undisclosed fetal alcohol syndrome.
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Reggie Miller
(person)
1
— Former NBA player and commentator described as looking like 'Voldemort graduated from Howard.'
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Minnesota Timberwolves
(place)
1
— NBA team whose playoff games were watched by a new basketball fan living above a passionate fan.
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Caleb Pitts
(person)
1
— Person described as funnier and cooler who allegedly works for Adam Friedland, whom Friedland inappropriately mentions c...
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Feng Shui
(concept)
1
— Chinese practice of arranging objects and spaces to attract positive energy, credited by the post with helping Generatio...
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Hygge
(concept)
1
— Danish concept of coziness that millennials allegedly embraced instead of feng shui, contributing to their economic stru...
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Lavrentiy Beria
(person)
1
— Soviet secret police chief featured in a joke about extracting false confessions, demonstrating the terror tactics of St...
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Loblaws
(place)
1
— Canadian supermarket chain where a painful encounter between the poster and his ex-girlfriend occurred.
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Das Capital
(book)
1
— Karl Marx's foundational work of political economy that the poster describes as a transcendent, veil-lifting reading exp...
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Mary Harron
(person)
1
— Female film director who directed I Shot Andy Warhol and American Psycho, misidentified by Gen Z trivia contestants as a...
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I Shot Andy Warhol
(film)
1
— Film directed by Mary Harron about Valerie Solanas's assassination attempt on Andy Warhol
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Chris Watts
(person)
1
— Murderer who was manipulated during police interrogation by a female detective using the 'good cop' technique
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Reid technique
(concept)
1
— Nine-step police interrogation method designed to pressure suspects into confessing through psychological manipulation
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Thomas Ligotti
(person)
1
— Horror writer referenced in describing an unsettlingly intense Jeopardy contestant as resembling one of his characters
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We Are Young
(album)
1
— A song by the band Fun that symbolizes the optimism and promise of 2012 for millennials, now viewed with nostalgia and s...
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Washed Out
(album)
1
— Chillwave artist who performed at millennial festivals in the early 2010s
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Grizzly Bear
(album)
1
— Indie rock band that was part of the early 2010s festival circuit
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Naked and Famous
(album)
1
— Indie electronic band that performed at early 2010s festivals
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Phosphorescent
(album)
1
— Indie folk artist who was part of the millennial festival scene
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Craig Jones
(person)
1
— Prominent Brazilian jiu jitsu athlete and Cum Town fan who owns the B-Team gym
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Jason Rodriguez
(person)
1
— 22-year-old Brazilian jiu jitsu athlete kicked out of B-Team gym for creating deepfake pornography of female teammates
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B-Team
(place)
1
— Prominent Brazilian jiu jitsu gym owned by Craig Jones where Jason Rodriguez trained before being expelled
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Blood Eagle
(concept)
1
— Viking execution method mentioned to counter romanticized views of pagan/viking culture
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Sao Paulo
(place)
1
— Brazilian city referenced as the hometown of a woman in a cross-continental relationship story
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James Hoffmann
(person)
1
— Coffee expert and YouTuber cited as an authority figure in autistic consumer culture around specialty coffee equipment
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CTA
(place)
1
— Chicago Transit Authority, the public transit system referenced in a story about train commute tensions and platform con...
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Letter to My Father
(book)
1
— Kafka's letter examining the painful power dynamics and emotional abuse in his relationship with his father.
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Big Razor
(concept)
1
— The razor industry accused of enslaving consumers through propaganda and marketing inferior disposable razors with huge ...
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SAS
(concept)
1
— British Special Air Service, allegedly showcased to the world during the Iranian Embassy Crisis which intelligence servi...
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Iranian Embassy Crisis
(concept)
1
— Event in London that British intelligence services allegedly knew about but allowed to happen to showcase the SAS.
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Sayombhu Mukdeeprom
(person)
1
— Cinematographer of Call Me By Your Name who will probably be looked back as a top 5 DP of the era.
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Deadpool and Wolverine
(film)
1
— Marvel movie rated 8.1/10 on IMDb, criticized for fourth wall jokes, gratuitous violence without gravitas, and childish ...
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Asif Rahman
(person)
1
— Former CIA analyst who pleaded guilty to leaking classified documents about Israel's planned retaliatory strike against ...
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Yale University
(place)
1
— University where CIA leaker Asif Rahman graduated in three years before joining the intelligence agency
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National Geospatial-Intelligence Agency
(place)
1
— U.S. intelligence agency that prepared the classified documents leaked by Asif Rahman about Israel's military capabiliti...
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Espionage Act
(concept)
1
— U.S. law under which CIA analyst Asif Rahman was charged for unauthorized disclosure of national defense information
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Phnom Penh
(place)
1
— Capital city of Cambodia where Asif Rahman was working at the U.S. embassy when arrested
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John the Baptist
(person)
1
— Biblical figure whose beheading by Salome is depicted in paintings discussed as examples of the femme fatale archetype
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Emo subculture
(concept)
1
— 2000s subculture discussed as having provided an outlet for sensitive guys who didn't fit masculine expectations before ...
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