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This is a screenshot of a text-based X (formerly Twitter) post depicting a short humorous dialogue between the Devil and a person newly arrived in hell. The Devil introduces the location of the person's eternal punishment as a lake of lava, and the person pedantically corrects him, noting that as the location is underground, the substance is technically magma rather than lava. The Devil then snarkily retorts that this exact unnecessary pedantry is the reason the person ended up in hell. The joke relies on the relatable trope of people who prioritize correcting trivial factual details even in absurd, high-stakes situations, leading to their own negative consequences.

Pedantic person corrects Devil about lava vs magma in hell

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The image opens with a text line reading 'I'm sorry, WHAT??' paired with a laughing crying emoji, expressing amused disbelief. Below this is a faked Google search interface showing the query 'when was running invented'. The top search result absurdly claims that running was invented in 1748 by a person named Thomas Running, who supposedly invented it when he tried to walk twice at the same time, with the result falsely attributed to Quora. The joke comes from the completely nonsensical, obviously fake etymology of the common action of running, which existed for millennia before 1748, as well as the silly on-the-nose last name of the supposed inventor matching the action.

Absurd Fake Search Result Claiming Running Was Invented by Thomas Running in 1748

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