Reddit is also full of roughly the same 10 jokes recycled endlessly generally with some highly upvoted pun thread hanging off of every single article on top of

Reddit is also full of roughly the same 10 jokes recycled endlessly generally with some highly upvoted pun thread hanging off of every single article on top of the entirely expected "r/UnexpectedOffice" mention and the usual "69420/Nice" thread. And that's the content from the actual human beings in between all the trolling and "push polling" by bots in the creative writing exercises on ChoosingBeggars. I think I need to re-read Amusing Ourselves to Death and see if it still basically holds up in the social media age.