The Star Wars galaxy has faster than light travel but no Google

It’s ironic that we use Latin in academia as if it’s a prestigious language, when in reality high ranking people in Rome spoke Greek

Stories often depict oppressed people as morally good. It's very possible for an evil person to be oppressed too.

It's pretty convenient that cocaine doesn't make you sneeze

The price of everything is going up...except TVs. They keep getting bigger and cheaper

You never see people with Down syndrome smoking cigarettes

The reason we don't have flying cars yet isn't because of technology it's because people barely can handle driving cars.

Chess is the perfect example of how AI wont replace humans in everything, since chess AI is better than humans for years already and human chess is way more entertaining.

At some point in human evolution there was a last guy to live his life naked

Everyone says sulphur smells like rotten eggs even though it’s actually the other way around.

In Sci-fi when ships come out of hyperspace jumps they are usually orientated the same way as other/enemy ships, implying there is a rule for which way is up and down in the galaxy

It was a big deal when they started making bandaids in darker skin tones as if original bandaids matched anyone's skin tone in the first place

Somewhere on Earth there is a person who has taken more steps than any other person alive. Maybe it's just some random guy who uses the treadmill a lot and doesn't even realize he's in the lead

The previous generation went from paying for ringtones to wanting to smash their phone into pieces if it ever made a sound.

People seem to have stopped talking about the Turing Test for AI once it stopped being hypothetical

Both US presidential candidates got their bachelor’s degree before we landed on the moon

Technically, someone can stay in total solar eclipse for hours.

Solar eclipses must have blinded a ton of random unsuspecting humans throughout history

People are happier before they go on vacation than while they are actually on vacation.

Cell phone conspiracies fizzled out because it's too inconvenient to live without a phone

Privacy is slowly becoming a privilege rather than a human right.