This comic is a critique of the tech-utopian ideology that suggests replacing human labor with AI will lead to widespread prosperity and profit-sharing. The 'FME Idiot Wojak' character is used to represent a naive person who believes that corporations will voluntarily redistribute the massive savings from automation to the workforce, rather than consolidating wealth. The final panel uses dark humor to show the grim reality: after believing in this utopia, the worker is eventually fired, impoverished, and left begging, while the company focuses solely on 'AI Only - Profits Keepers.' It highlights the irony of those who advocate for their own replacement under the guise of future progress.

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Profit sharing and equity coming to a society near you

A satirical four-panel comic featuring an executioner about to punish a prisoner. The executioner asks for the prisoner's crime, and the prisoner responds by admitting they carry an unfolded electric scooter on the subway. This is an annoying and inconsiderate behavior common in urban public transit, so the executioner decides to prolong the punishment. It is a relatable, lighthearted meme criticizing poor social etiquette.

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This site is dying but i still want to share this modest meme with you degenerates.

This political satire cartoon illustrates the historical pattern of laborers being promised that increased productivity will lead to a better society and less work, a promise that is never kept. It moves through the Roman, Medieval, Industrial, and Modern eras, showing different authority figures using the same rhetoric while the workers remain in a cycle of exploitation. The top caption adds a cynical commentary on AI, suggesting that current capitalists are simply waiting to replace workers entirely rather than sharing the benefits of technological progress.

Any day now, any day

This is an AI-generated image depicting Jensen Huang, the CEO of Nvidia, dining with a woman. The text 'MIND IF I STEAL A CHIP...' plays on the word 'chip,' making a humorous, satirical pun referring both to a French fry/potato chip on his plate and the microchips that Nvidia is famous for producing. The joke centers on his high-profile status in the technology industry.

sdfculiacan

Don't you hate when this happens?

This video is a comedy sketch from Saturday Night Live titled 'Science Room', starring Adam Driver as Professor Zachary Adams alongside Cecily Strong and Mikey Day as his hilariously dim-witted student assistants. The professor attempts to teach basic science concepts like oxygen, but the students respond with absurdly clueless answers, frustrating the host in a parody of classic educational children's television shows.

physicsgeek1979

In case you're wondering why they don't remark those classic science shows from Julius Sumner Miller or Don Herbert with modern students...

A two-panel image showing a neighbor's sign update. The top panel features a sign requesting: 'BRING BACK MY WHEELBARROW'. The bottom panel shows the same sign updated to say: 'THANK YOU FOR BRINGING BACK MY WHEELBARROW'. This highlights a wholesome, lighthearted interaction between neighbors and restores faith in small-town community honesty.

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Faith in humanity restored

This post is a screenshot of a news report from SuperTalk Mississippi regarding the arrest of a 25-year-old woman named Jantelle Sharon Jordan, who has been charged with capital murder in the death of her newborn. The post serves as a piece of factual local news reportage about a serious criminal case.

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News

An AI-generated, fantasy-themed digital illustration featuring an ethereal woman with long white hair, dressed in ornate dark gothic attire, holding a staff topped with a raven and conjuring a glowing blue rune. The atmosphere is mystical, set in a dark village by a river under a full moon. The caption implies that her intense, captivating stare is enough to leave an observer mesmerized or spellbound.

datitbrush

She looks at you like that once and you're done

The post is a humorous critique of the visual effects and makeup quality in a modern fantasy production, comparing them unfavorably to those from twenty years ago. By joking that the prosthetics and CGI look like they came from the bargain e-commerce site Wish.com, the author expresses disappointment with the decline in cinematic craft, using a still from the show to highlight poorly executed elf-ear prosthetics.

The legolas at home

The post shows a viral mugshot of a man with an unusually thick neck alongside a collection of witty, pun-filled comments from Facebook. The image highlights the internet's tendency to create humorous memes out of public mugshots by focusing on a specific physical attribute—in this case, the man's neck—through wordplay and jokes. It serves as a commentary on the viral nature of internet humor rather than an attempt to harass, as the man gained widespread internet fame for his appearance.

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