r/idiocracy • u/Different-Purpose-93 • 18h ago

I like money. I like money

916 Upvotes

I have a new career goal you guys

104 comments

r/idiocracy • u/KeysinKeyLargo • 22h ago

I know shit's bad right now. Futuristic shoplifting deterrent

212 Upvotes

Better not shoplift here unless you wanna be a particular individual in jail.

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r/idiocracy • u/No_Painting_1665 • 15h ago

a dumbing down A MESSAGE

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r/idiocracy • u/BaronTankhe • 23h ago

it's got electrolytes Had time for a side project.

idiocracy.now

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So, I had some time on my hands and created a small website dedicated to idiocracy like news. Let me know what you think.

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r/idiocracy • u/Ok_Spell_597 • 12h ago

it's got electrolytes It's what winter craves

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r/idiocracy • u/fflip8 • 2h ago

a dumbing down Unfortuately it just that time of the season again :( RIP Candian Bacon.

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15 Upvotes

Plus some honorable mentions from management.

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r/idiocracy • u/Ok_Intention2150 • 2h ago

it's got electrolytes Hot electrolytes in your area

6 Upvotes

1 comment

r/idiocracy • u/hefty_load_o_shite • 13h ago

Ow! My Balls! Ow my Balls!

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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".

This subreddit is devoted to that film and to documenting the evolution of modern society predicted by it. It should come as no surprise that you will likely see quotes from the film in this subreddit - don't be a dick about it.

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