53 Times The Internet Broke Down Complex Memes And Posts So That Everyone Could Understand (New Pics)

aodifucyhehsixjej8: That's Anita Sarkeesian, apparently she examines and criticizes tropes about female characters portrayal in pop culture and videogames.

equals420: Mormons love jello
ExtensionServe6904:
it’s not just that Mormons like jello. We are in the middle of a bunch of mountains at a high elevation. We are one of the driest states as well as having one of the shortest growing seasons. So most of our stuff has to be shipped up to us and the cost adds up. Dry goods are the cheapest things for us to get. Which lead to box dinners, jello, drink mixes, etc becoming very popular. With the mormon culture of having food stores in case of emergency it became the perfect storm to entrench these product into the local culture.

International-Sky65: Dale Cooper, the protagonist of the tv show Twin Peaks depicts healthy masculinity while still being in touch your emotions in the perfect way.

reillan: They were tortured by a supercomputer in I Have No Mouth, and I Must Scream

Slaanyash: VLC Media Player supports almost every known video format and have a traffic cone as logo. And it's free.

PeterExplainsTheJoke: So basically, this is used to represent the fitgirl website, which is used for piracy. So, the joke is that PC players don’t complain about the prices of games because they pirate them, and so get them for free. Peter out!

Reesewithoutaspoon2: The screenshot in question is from the movie Midsommar, specifically the scene where the main characters (who are visiting a small rural village in Sweden) discover that the villagers have a tradition where people who reach a certain age commit a ritualistic tradition: taking their own life by jumping off of a cliff, and are ended with a giant hammer if they survive the fall

I am not a software engineer so I may be missing nuances, but it appears they they’re joking that there are no software engineers over 40 because software engineers do that ritual.

Responsible_Hall_471: a non electric guitar is called acoustic. im sure you can figure out the rest

Jixxie87: fractional banking, it's where a bank will only hold a certain % of money on their books, the rest gets loaned out to other customers to make money

federalbureauofsocks:
Women are (apparently) more likely to pursue a man if he’s been “vetted” by another woman, meaning he’s just been in a relationship or, in some wild cases, in a relationship.

No_Spread2699: There was a guy doing a Super Mario 64 speedrun when the game bugged which greatly sped up the run. People have done analyses of it and the bug was literally impossible unless an ionizing particle from space hit the device playing the game to change the state of a bit

lordvatti: The photo references an old thought exercise about doubling grains of rice across a chess boards squares. Starting with 1 grain, then 2, then 4, 8, 16, 32, and so on. Easy at first.
A chessboard has 64 squares so while the initial numbers seem pretty manageable 264 is actually such a catastrophically high number that there would be enough rice on the "final square" to carpet an entire continent in a hearty layer of rice, hence the dramatic mister incredible.

Lord_Cthuwu:
So there are three parts to explain here

Dismal_News183: It’s nice to sit outside, relax and watch the drama.

fixermark: This is a prototype controller for the "Dolphin" development platform that became the GameCube. "DS" --> "Dolphin System." 3/4 speed indicated that this prototype had 75% the clock rate of the eventual planned production design.
(Just as a fun aside: the prototype names have a tendency to leak quietly into the final production product on Nintendo consoles. If you treat a Wiimote as a plain old Bluetooth device using an open-source Linux driver, you'll find it announces itself as "RVL-CNT-01." That's "Revolution Controller (Production) Revision 01.")

Complex_Standard2824: This is about the importance of attraction in a relationship. Even if the guy is perfect, it is not going to work out if she isn't attracted to him.

djparent: Not everyone with autism looks or 'behaves' autistic. A lot of people don't seem to understand the nuance and will argue with someone that they are not even if they've been diagnosed. 'Acting' autistic makes people shut up and go away.

DenizBueno:
Geneticist Stewie here, morons believe that skin color mixes like paint, but in real life, parents contribute different genes that together yield various levels of pigmentation. By chance, their child can land anywhere on that spectrum.

Whiskey079: I'm guessing something in the vein of companies at the corporate level not wanting to actually hire competent people - or of hr being so disconnected from the ground work, but so ingrained into the hiring process that they ultimately have the final say with no bearing on competence or of ideas of what is needed on the ground.

Objective-Ad3239: Japanese dots are organised in a neat table, others arent, playing into the japanese being strict and efficent stereotype.