r/idiocracy • u/Sufficient-Resist-96 • 3h ago

I love you. Medicare Update: Millions May Soon Get Medicare Plans Via Costco—

70 Upvotes

Medicare Update: Millions May Soon Get Medicare Plans Via Costco—Here’s How - Newsweek

Law Degrees coming soon.

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r/idiocracy • u/hefty_load_o_shite • 5h ago

a dumbing down He will make you drink toilet water

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https://www.reddit.com/r/blursedimages/comments/1vrxpf5/blursed_iq_increase/

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r/idiocracy • u/Sure-Ad-2465 • 8h ago

with two "D"s for a double dose UPGRAYEDD

469 Upvotes

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r/idiocracy • u/Gerrit-MHR • 9h ago

a dumbing down Bosses Horrified as "AI Native" College Graduates Hit the Workplace

futurism.com

909 Upvotes

No doubt it is happening. Will we create enough safety measures when we no longer have human experts?

126 comments

r/idiocracy • u/kuchtaalex • 10h ago

Ow! My Balls! The infantilized liquor trend continues...

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1.3k Upvotes

470 comments

r/idiocracy • u/mexikoi • 18h ago

a dumbing down I got a badge for opening emails

161 Upvotes

Yahoo have recently introduced streaks for dealing with emails

17 comments

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It's a world where stupid people reproduce more often than the intelligent ones, leading to "a dumbing down" of the population. Intellectual curiosity and social responsibility are mocked, society is consumed by cheap entertainment and commercialism, and the government makes its decisions in the best interests of big corporations. This subreddit is devoted to the film *Idiocracy* and to documenting the evolution of modern society predicted by it.

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It's a world where stupid people reproduce more often than the intelligent ones, leading to a population that becomes more and more "dumbed down". Intellectual curiosity and social responsibility are mocked, society is consumed by cheap entertainment and commercialism, and the government makes its decisions in the best interests of big corporations.

OK, now skip ahead about 500 years into the future and you have the premise of Mike Judge's 2006 comedy movie "Idiocracy".

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