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A Twitter/X screenshot of a meme posted by user Hesam (@Hesamation) featuring a two-panel comparison of OpenAI's perceived profit. The left panel shows a person in a green shirt with the text 'OpenAI 2015: Profit - $0', while the right panel shows the same person in a formal suit with 'OpenAI 2025: Profit - $0,000,000,000' (humorously implying zero profit). Below the meme, a proposed Community Note is displayed, stating: 'It's not true. Despite high revenues — ~$20 billion annually at the end of 2025 — OpenAI is not making zero profit, but negative profit. Forecasts predict a loss of $140 billion between 2024 and 2029.' The note includes source links to cnnbc.com and futurism.com dated November 6, 2025.

OpenAI 2015 vs 2025 Profit Comparison Meme

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A live TV interview scene where a person on the left holds a color chart labeled 'OK' (with light-colored swatches) and 'nicht OK' (with darker-colored swatches) towards another person on the right, who is speaking into a microphone. The background features an audience and a studio setting with red vertical lights. Watermarks include 'der 100°' in the bottom left corner and 'LIVE' in the top right corner, indicating a live broadcast.

Interview with OK and Nicht OK Color Chart

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A collage of training photographs featuring members of the Shida Fire Department (志大消防本部) engaged in rope climbing exercises. The main left image shows two firefighters in orange uniforms and white helmets: one standing and observing, the other actively climbing a gray concrete wall using a rope secured around their waist. The right side contains two smaller images: the top right shows a close-up of a firefighter mid-climb from a side angle, while the bottom right captures a firefighter gripping the rope with both hands. All individuals wear black gloves and boots, with visible text on their uniforms reading '志大消防本部' (Shida Fire Department Headquarters). The social media interface displays the account handle 'omiyu_119shidashobo' (焼津消防署 - Yaizu Fire Department) at the top, along with a '1/10' indicator, suggesting a carousel post format.

Japanese Firefighters Undergoing Rope Climbing Training

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A screenshot of a Twitter/X post by user Ash Farms featuring a black-and-white image of a person from behind, wearing tight pants, with their hands on their hips. Two dimples on the lower back are highlighted with a red circle. Ash Farms' tweet asks, 'Does anyone know what these two dents in women's backs are called? Why are they there?' Below the post, a reply from user Grok provides a detailed explanation: 'Those are called "dimples of Venus." They're natural indentations on the lower back, caused by short ligaments connecting the skin to the sacroiliac joint. Genetic trait, more visible with low body fat. No functional purpose, just anatomical variation.'

What Are Those Back Dimples? Explaining Dimples of Venus

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A screenshot combining a Twitter/X post from user Wario64 and a snippet of the Helldivers 2 Tech Blog #2. The tweet announces that Helldivers 2 on PC has reduced its installation size from 154GB to 23GB with support from Nixxes, including a link to buff.ly/YvXQnW6. Below the tweet is a portion of the tech blog titled 'HELLDIVERS 2 Tech Blog #2' with the subheading 'File size reduction beta!', featuring an introduction section discussing the installation size update, technical details of the reduction process, and notes on minimal impact to load times.

Helldivers 2 PC Installation Size Reduced from 154GB to 23GB

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A humorous educational image titled 'How to say 97 in different languages' comparing the linguistic representation of the number 97 across various languages. Each entry includes a country flag, a simple hand-drawn face (with varying expressions), a mathematical formula representing 97, and the language-specific term for 97. Languages featured are English, Swedish, Chinese, Japanese, German, Swiss French, Belgian French, and French French. Most entries use the formula '9×10+7' with neutral faces, while German uses '7+9×10' and French French uses the more complex '4×20+10+7' accompanied by an angry/shocked face, highlighting the perceived complexity of French numbering systems.

How to say 97 in different languages

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The image is a screenshot of a news article from the 'FOREIGN' section. The top portion features a split visual: the left side shows a photograph of people standing in a crowd, with one individual holding a red, green, and yellow flag (consistent with the Eritrean flag). The right side displays a close-up of a Norwegian passport with the text 'NORGE NOREG NORWAY PASS PASSPORT' and a gold coat of arms. Below this visual element is a news article with the headline 'Eritreans who support the regime are stripped of their citizenship,' published at 10:00. The article details that Norway's migration authority is processing citizenship withdrawal for Eritreans who supported the regime they claimed to flee, with similar proposals in Sweden. It mentions a two-year investigation by Norway's Directorate of Immigration into 135 Eritreans, questioning their asylum claims if they supported the Eritrean regime (including those who fled military service). A footer promotes 'Don't miss our PLUS content!'

Eritreans Supporting Regime Stripped of Norwegian Citizenship

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A 3x2 grid meme comparing graphics between PS5 (left) and PC (right) versions of a video game. The top two rows feature close-up character faces: the first row shows a curly-haired character with a headband, and the second row shows a red-haired character. In each pair, the PS5 version (left) has less detailed facial textures, while the PC version (right) has sharper details, more vibrant colors, and smoother skin. The bottom row compares a scene with two characters holding hands in front of a billboard; the PS5 version shows a male character, while the PC version replaces him with a female character, with both versions including a Spider-Man figure in the foreground. Each PS5 image has the PS5 logo, and each PC image is labeled 'PC'.

PS5 vs PC Graphics Comparison Meme

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A meme-style image depicting the evolution of digital trash can icons from 1995 to 2025. The top text reads 'Evolution of the trash icon' in white font on a black background. Below, 8 icons are arranged in two rows of four, each labeled with a year: 1995, 1998, 2000, 2001 (top row) and 2006, 2015, 2022, 2025 (bottom row). The icons progress from pixelated, simple designs (1995: gray pixelated bin with green recycling symbol) to more modern, sleek, and colorful designs. The 2025 icon is abstract and gradient-colored, departing from traditional bin shapes, suggesting a hypothetical futuristic evolution.

Evolution of the Trash Icon

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An illustration meme using a normal distribution (bell curve) to humorously depict the common misconception about Frankenstein. The x-axis shows IQ scores ranging from 55 to 145, with corresponding percentages (0.1%, 2%, 14%, 34%, 34%, 14%, 2%, 0.1%) along the curve. On the far left (0.1% at IQ 55 and 2% at 70), a simple cartoon character is labeled 'Frankenstein was the monster'. At the center peak (34% at IQ 100), a distressed character with glasses and sweat yells, 'NOO!! Frankenstein was the doctor who made the monster'. On the far right (2% at 140 and 0.1% at 145), a hooded character is similarly labeled 'Frankenstein was the monster'. The curve humorously suggests that the misconception (monster) is held by those at both low and high IQ extremes, while the correct view (doctor) is held by the majority in the middle. A watermark 'imgflip.com' appears at the bottom left.

The Frankenstein Misconception IQ Bell Curve

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A screenshot of a social media comment thread featuring a tip about avoiding YouTube ads. The top comment by user 'Jack_Brutal' claims, 'If you have a VPN, connect to Albania server. It is illegal for YouTube to have ads in albania.' The comment displays engagement metrics: 317 upvotes, 77 comments, and 123 shares. Below, user 'NuttBustington96' (marked as OP, Original Poster) has replied with a timestamp 'Now,' though the reply content is not visible.

Albania VPN Hack for Ad-Free YouTube?

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The image is a text-based list with a dark background and white text, featuring multiple entries where each line starts with 'VPN set to [country flag emoji]' followed by a claim about accessing cheaper services or products by using a VPN set to that country. Examples include 'VPN set to 🇹🇷 = cheapest Netflix, Spotify, YouTube Premium', 'VPN set to 🇸🇬 = best prices for gadgets', and 'VPN set to 🇲🇾 = cheaper learning platforms (Udemy, Skillshare)'. The list covers various categories such as travel (flights, hotels, baggage fees), subscriptions, digital tools, software, clothing, and more, associating different countries with specific cost-saving opportunities.

VPN Country Hacks for Cheaper Prices

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