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18 Signs That We Are Living In A Boring But Darkly Funny Dystopia

two images of darkly depressing things
two images of darkly depressing things

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Published 6 months ago

Published 6 months ago

According to many people, we live in a boring dystopia. Rising waters, artificial intelligence replacing hiring managers and aliens possibly being real: there are some weird and bad things happening in the world, but somehow stuff continues as if it's all… normal? The tide of weekday and weekend ebbs and flows, the doors of businesses open and close. In the middle of it all, we're just trying to grill.

Memes can be a way of dealing with these hard times, sharing troubles and trying to dream up solutions. They can also be a way of finding the humor and even the grace we can give to ourselves amid the uncanny and bizarre happenings on this planet.

On the subreddit /r/aboringdystopia, posters share images that prove things are getting stranger before they get better. Whether it's in the horror of consumption or the chaos of the doomscroll, these posts capture the way technology and profit have seeped into every part of our lives.

Beethoven AI

(Source: Reddit)

Pay With Your Palm

(Source: Reddit)

Big Thinker

(Source: Reddit)

Marriott Memorial

(Source: Reddit)

She's In Charge

(Source: Reddit)

The Meal

(Source: Reddit)

The New Hiring Manager

(Source: Reddit)

Summer Recruitment Ad In Ukraine

(Source: Reddit)

Fine Literature

(Source: Reddit)

Cause And Effect

(Source: Reddit)

(Source: Reddit)

DadGPT

(Source: Reddit)

Rewards For Everything

(Source: Reddit)

Baby's First Stanley

(Source: Reddit)

Ads On Airport Water Dispenser

(Source: Reddit)

First Heat Dome Deal

(Source: Reddit)

Google Ball

(Source: Reddit)

Vegetable Ads

(Source: Reddit)

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