NASA pushes back after Kim Kardashian claims the 1969 moon landing was fake
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#3When I first watched Idiocracy decades ago, I thought it was a funny comedy.
As the years came, I started to see it as a prophecy.
And then, here we are, and we finally found out that Idiocracy is now a documentary.
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#4When I first watched Idiocracy decades ago, I thought it was a funny comedy. As the years came, I started to see it as a prophecy. And then, here we are, and we finally found out that Idiocracy is now a documentary.
Hear hear. Also, Carl Sagan’s famous warnings about the decline of science (from 1995) is equally prescient [1]
1. https://www.goodreads.com/quotes/632474-i-have-a-foreboding-...
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#5Who would have thought that freeing OJ would not turn out to be the low point of Robert Kardashian's legacy?
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#6The original Kim Kardashian was replaced years ago. This latest edition is just an AI-generated deepfake.
Re: NASA pushes back after Kim Kardashian claims the 1969 moon landing was fake
#7I suppose we’re to believe she’s not from the Alpha Quadrant either
Re: NASA pushes back after Kim Kardashian claims the 1969 moon landing was fake
#8When I first watched Idiocracy decades ago, I thought it was a funny comedy. As the years came, I started to see it as a prophecy. And then, here we are, and we finally found out that Idiocracy is now a documentary.
I've started to feel that the movie is hopelessly optimistic about the future.
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#9Why is this news?
Re: NASA pushes back after Kim Kardashian claims the 1969 moon landing was fake
#10When I first watched Idiocracy decades ago, I thought it was a funny comedy. As the years came, I started to see it as a prophecy. And then, here we are, and we finally found out that Idiocracy is now a documentary.
I've started to feel that the movie is hopelessly optimistic about the future.
I’d love for our terrible presidents to be like Dwayne Elizondo Mountain Dew Herbert Camacho. Putting experts in charge and empowering them? Yes please. Instead our worst president brings the cast of “Ow my balls!” into the highest office.