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Some things in this world need time to mature. Cheese and wine, relationships, our self-esteem… But they are not what this post is about. Quite on the contrary—we will be looking at things that miserably failed the test of time and made it into full walk of shame mode.
Thanks to the subreddit “Aged Like Milk” and its 713k devoted members, we have this precious collection of some pretty things, said or done, making a solid U-turn. “A subreddit dedicated to all those things in media and elsewhere that didn’t stand the test of time, at all,” states the community’s description and here you go, my attention is yours.
Let's scroll through some of the sourest cases below that will remind us all to think twice before letting something out into this world.
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#1
80 Years Ago A Us President Was Advocating For Job Guarantee And Many More Thinks
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#2
A Million Years
#3
Heh Heh Heh
In order to not regret things you said or did and make them stand the test of time, you gotta be really good at decision making and being aware of what the future holds. But even then, it’s just a very human thing to do.
Unless you’re a superforecaster. It’s the practice of prediction that covers everything from whether a currency will become stronger, one country will invade another, or there will be civil unrest in a city. Superforecasters calculate the probability of something happening and then adjust that as circumstances change. In this way, they’re able to come up with consistent predictions.
#4
Kevin...you Sweet, Sweet Summer Child
#5
An Interesting Title
#6
I Bet He Felt Great For The First 16 Minutes
Samantha Lomb 3 years ago
yep. Guarantee race and political leanings were involved in his hypocrisy too
But it’s much more complex than that. According to Bloomberg, superforecasters did not accurately predict Brexit, putting the chances of a Leave vote at 23% in June 2016—the month of the referendum. Their predicted figure had been higher a few months previously, but they had adjusted the likelihood downwards, reports the BBC.
#7
Oh, The Irony!
#8
Found This In My Pictures From Mid 2019
#9
A Starcraft Gaming Tournament Took Place 10 Years Ago And These Were The Prizes Teams Could Win
#10
An Old "Helpful" Tip In A Magazine
#11
Found On Ig Overheardonwallstreet
Samantha Lomb 3 years ago
once again proving Ivies don't offer better education, just better networking opportunities.
#12
"No Tea, Thank You"
#13
Microsoft Employees Holding A Funeral For The iPhone Following The "Success" Of Their Windows Phone
#14
That's Gotta Hurt
#15
I’m Thankful For The Internet
#16
Trump Calls Coronavirus A Hoax, Now Covid-19 Positive
#17
As Usual, The Onion Is Ahead Of The Curve
#18
Classic Daily Mail
#19
This Book Released In 1991 Had An Unfortunate Cover
#20
My “Would You Rather” Book From 2001
#21
Sorry Man
#22
The Ol' Switcheroo
#23
Quote From Ellen In A Book My Daughter Is Reading
#24
Japan Expressing Happiness About Winning Bid To Host 2020 (2021) Olympics Back In 2013
#25
Sure It Won't Jump Over 14$
#26
Imgur Launched 11 Years Ago On Reddit. What A Legend! The Comment On The Other Hand Has Not Aged Well
#27
Well It’s 2021 Now
#28
Then vs. Now
#29
Guy Regrets A Financial Decision
#30
Instagram Influencer Hypocrisy 101. It’s All About The Likes, Am I Right Kids?
Láďa Durchánek 3 years ago
Could be just circumstances changing, e.g. when you get vaccinated. Doesn’t really belong here.
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Markus Holstein 3 years ago
"I believe in the horse. The automobile is a fad" - Emperor Wilhelm II of Germany
Markus Holstein 3 years ago
"I believe in the horse. The automobile is a fad" - Emperor Wilhelm II of Germany
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