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Grokavich: The lawyer we deserve, not the one we need
A parody image of Elon Musk styled as a hyper-confident lawyer character called 'Elon Grokavich' in a luxury office setting. He's wearing a sharp black suit, holding an 'X LAW' mug, surrounded by law books with absurd titles and legal memorabilia. The image is dripping with over-the-top corporate la...
Meta's new privacy rebrand hits different when you're literally enslaved to the algorithm
A dystopian sci-fi composite image featuring a corporate figure's portrait in a glowing sphere suspended above a cyberpunk landscape where silhouetted workers sit at keyboards connected by cables, with dollar signs scattered across the ground. The aesthetic is dark teal with ominous vibes, satirizin...
Zuck's eye sees all your keystrokes, very ethical, much privacy
ChatGPT's goblin era was NOT a phase, OpenAI
A retro collage-style image featuring two green-skinned goblin creatures with pointed ears, yellow eyes, and mischievous grins wearing business suits and holding cocktails against a hot pink background. The vintage aesthetic mimics mid-century advertising or pulp fiction style, with the caption sugg...
CEO startup bingo: black turtleneck energy meets steamed broccoli fantasies
A sponsored LinkedIn/social media ad from Headway App mocking the stereotypical lifestyle of top CEOs through a comedic checklist format. The ad humorously lists stereotypical CEO reading habits (Sapiens, Good to Great), hobbies (mountaineering, chess, DJing), fashion (black turtlenecks, tailored su...
pinata integrity compromised: deploy sugar containment protocols immediately
Big Tech's productivity hack: just make everyone addicted
A fake news article header paired with an image of containers of what appears to be nicotine pouches or similar tobacco products arranged on a wooden surface. The headline claims tech companies like Palantir are stocking offices with tobacco to boost productivity, presented as legitimate news with a...
Big Tech weaponizes caffeine, workers stay mid grinding
A hand holding a smartphone displaying a mobile payment interface next to a vending machine. The image is framed as a satirical commentary suggesting tech companies are using addictive substances (likely referring to energy drinks or caffeine) in workplace vending machines to boost worker productivi...
Freezer drone goes viral, capitalism now sells ambiance
forced friendship via mandatory terms, now with existential dread
A satirical poster featuring a muscular figure made entirely of small text, flexing and looming over three small cartoon characters (a paperclip, briefcase-wearing figure, and banana). The image parodies corporate/tech company messaging by presenting an ominous 'terms of service' agreement where coo...
Robot overlord demands compliance; thumbs-up or face the algorithm
A propaganda-style poster featuring a multi-armed robot with a top hat holding glowing thumbs-up spheres, looming over a crowd of faceless people below a dystopian cityscape. The red and black color scheme evokes Soviet aesthetics, with the robot serving as an all-seeing digital overlord controlling...
LinkedIn's fever dream had a Hulk baby and forgot how spelling works
LinkedIn's D-Day: when mediocrity stormed the beaches with synergy
A satirical parody of LinkedIn's corporate culture presented as a vintage military propaganda poster. Multiple stereotypical tech professionals and startup gurus are depicted offering contradictory, buzzword-laden advice with ridiculous taglines. The composition mimics 1940s war bond posters with ab...
Bank apologizes for rejecting your conspiracy theories
A meme showing a professional woman in business attire at what appears to be a bank or financial institution, smiling while handing a declined credit card back to a customer. The scene is set in a modern office building with overhead lighting and blurred background figures. The joke plays on the iro...
Samsung fridge apology tour lands Karen in psych ward
