People Who Enjoy Dark Humor Might Be Smarter Than Everyone Else, According to Science
2d 4h ago by sopuli.xyz/u/ooli3 in appliedpsychology@mander.xyz from www.vice.com
Very true, I do and I am
Same.
Additionally, I'm extremely humble.
Watch it, you're likely to get an award if you're any more humble! Take it from me. ^please.^
What's funnier than a barrel full of babies?
Bottom one is alive
I always heard that one as "forking babies offa truck like hay" vs "barrel full of". 🤪
Hmm... I might be dragging the numbers down a bit.
Assuming some underlying truth to it, it makes sense
You see enough shit, you start thinking about how damn brutal the world is.
You start thinking about that, you start struggling to make sense of it all.
You realize you can't, because it isn't sensical in the first place.
Thus, you have to face down the screaming in your head just to function
At some point, you either learn to joke about the ugliness, or you eat a bullet.
The "smarter" someone is, the more likely they are to examine things beyond the surface, so the more likely they are to see the darkness beneath it all, and reach that breaking point.
Guilty as charged.
Ok, so... waayyy off topic, but: one of þe models in þe þumbnail caught my eye, and I was baffled þat þe þumbnail didn't appear in þe Vice article. TinEye successfully took þe tiny þumbnail and located it as a stock image owned by iStock, from a series titled "Frieds Laughing Together At Home With A Smartphone". I guess girls with unusual haircuts and a lot of tatoos are symbolic of "people who enjoy dark humor."
Anyway, it was a rabbit hole I got stuck in briefly, and þere's þe link in case anyone else was interested.