Humor in Science and Theology

Yep, this would definitely not be safe to display around some children (or even young adults!).

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Yesterday I spent a chunk of time sitting in a “live stream”. Happily, there was no cell reception there!

Which reminds me: I’ve observed that a lot of youngsters these days won’t go anywhere that they don’t get a good phone signal – which results in the good swimming holes being mostly enjoyed by people who don’t feel cut off by the lack of bars on a phone!

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My first Google search after enjoying that cartoon - “what is castor oil”.

Probably surprising that somebody at my age didn’t already know that!

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The conspiracy goes deep.

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It’s disturbing to me how many URLs that end with “.info” actually provide the opposite of info.

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Maybe it should function as a warning sign - sort of like when you have to name your newspaper Pravda (“Truth”) … or I wonder what a wife would think if her husband was constantly telling her unsolicited: “you know - I’m the most faithful husband around!”?

Are we in trouble when language gets inverted? At least - maybe it’s a good sign that people still want to at least pretend that they are trafficking in actual information!

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… or your social network. :wink:

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Maybe even down to the mantle.

I checked, and the website (https://mountsainthelens.info) is entirely a joke on the fact that that actually was an inside job–inside the earth, that is. They sell those bumper stickers, ash samples suitable for research, and provide a button for free evidence downloads that moves away from your mouse if you try to click on it.

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That sounds so cool!
It would be fun to watch some more jokes about conspiracy theories–reminds me of “Birds aren’t real.”

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Now that’s even worse than Starbucks! (or better, actually)

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From the precision to which I know the units, those are all a foot to within measurable precision for a hotdog.

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Han Solo did the Kessel run in 1.2148331e+18 hot dogs. Although no longer an official unit, brash skiers are still known today as “hot doggers”.

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