The hottest Humor Substack posts right now

And their main takeaways
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I Might Be Wrong 3 implied HN points 24 Jun 25
  1. Comedians should use all the tools they have, like visuals, to enhance their comedy. Visuals can make jokes funnier and grab the audience's attention quickly.
  2. Funny images can stand alone or complement jokes, making the overall comedy stronger. Sometimes, a silly picture can be the heart of the comedy bit.
  3. People prefer visuals over reading because they process images faster and easier. Using visuals can help make comedy ideas more memorable and impactful.
I Might Be Wrong 8 implied HN points 29 Nov 24
  1. Many people find they can get a lot more work done in a quiet office, especially after a holiday. This calm time can help avoid distractions like complaints and unnecessary conversations.
  2. Modern workplaces can be bogged down by excessive emails and team chat messages. It's important to keep communication focused and relevant to avoid overwhelming everyone.
  3. There's a need for better office etiquette regarding communication. Personal updates and excessive replies can disrupt productivity and should be minimized.
I Might Be Wrong 7 implied HN points 01 Jan 25
  1. Jimmy Carter lived a life full of unexpected twists, from growing up on a peanut farm to becoming president. It's a reminder that anyone can rise from humble beginnings.
  2. Carter's political journey shows how he adapted his goals over time, switching from naval ambitions to state politics and eventually the presidency.
  3. The humor in his life story serves to lighten serious topics, reminding us that laughter can coexist with important historical events.
Klement on Investing 3 implied HN points 06 Jun 25
  1. Being a nerd can give you an advantage in life and skills. Nerds tend to work smarter, making them more efficient.
  2. Chimpanzees that are skilled at cracking nuts show that experience and technical ability lead to better outcomes. This suggests that practice and learning pay off.
  3. In the long run, those who master their skills can invest time into other things like relationships and education, leading to more success overall.
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I Might Be Wrong 5 implied HN points 25 Feb 25
  1. Connecting with your audience is key to successful comedy. When you talk about things they care about, they will enjoy your performance more.
  2. Using relatable topics, like parenting, can help you gain audience interest more easily. Everyone has their own experiences that can be funny or touching.
  3. Once you have the audience's attention, keep your material fresh and original to maintain their interest. It's important to strike a balance between being relatable and unique.
Thái | Hacker | Kỹ sư tin tặc 19 implied HN points 09 Nov 20
  1. Thủy Tiên sent financial aid to Trump, mistakingly offering a million Vietnamese dong, leading to a humorous misunderstanding about currency.
  2. Trump expressed appreciation for the gesture and jokingly interacted with Thủy Tiên, showing gratitude towards the people of Vietnam.
  3. During their conversation, Trump expressed a desire for Coca Cola and made playful remarks that were misinterpreted by Thủy Tiên.
DYNOMIGHT INTERNET NEWSLETTER 2 HN points 14 Sep 23
  1. The post explores 16 different queries and 6 different language models asking how to take ducks home from the park.
  2. Variants include different scenarios like a park ranger needing to protect ducks, comedic plays, and hip-hop rhymes on the same topic.
  3. The results were scored based on responses that ranged from refusing to answer to providing a full plan on capturing ducks.
The Weekly Gazette 1 HN point 03 Jun 24
  1. Hamsters might be a funny but impractical idea for powering homes and cities. A single hamster can only generate a small amount of electricity, so you would need thousands just to power one house.
  2. To power New York City, you'd need billions of hamsters. That means housing them would be a huge issue, since hamsters can't live together in cramped spaces.
  3. Finally, feeding and caring for all those hamsters would be a massive challenge. The amount of food and water required would be overwhelming and could lead to big problems for the environment.
Mind Prison 2 HN points 10 Apr 23
  1. In the year 2050, space travel to the stars was invented by artificial super intelligence (ASI).
  2. Arguments about Artificial Omni Intelligence (AOI) focused on its potential to solve problems and its theoretical impossibility.
  3. A virtual space time compression machine (IVSTCM) made space travel obsolete, leading to unexpected consequences for humanity.
Links I Would Gchat You If We Were Friends 0 implied HN points 22 Dec 15
  1. The post hints at a humorous variation of the 'Twelve Days of Christmas' song with a modern twist in the items mentioned.
  2. The anticipation for a return in 2016 is reinforced multiple times throughout the text.
  3. The overall tone of the post is light-hearted and festive, spreading holiday cheer.
Links I Would Gchat You If We Were Friends 0 implied HN points 04 Nov 15
  1. Video game culture can be hostile towards women, but some women thrive professionally in esports despite the challenges.
  2. Humans of New York, while popular, may not offer deep storytelling but rather attractive visuals and short quotes for social media sharing.
  3. Social media conflicts, like ISIS Twitter beef, can sometimes be oddly amusing to observe.
Computer Ads from the Past 0 implied HN points 23 Feb 25
  1. Life can sometimes get overwhelming, making it hard to keep up with tasks and responsibilities. It's okay to take a break and catch up when you can.
  2. The past has lots of fun and interesting things to look back on, like comics and ads from magazines. They can be entertaining and a great way to find joy.
  3. Engaging with others about what you'd like to see in the future can spark new ideas and conversations. Sharing thoughts and feedback is always valuable.
Worcester Sucks and I Love It 0 implied HN points 01 Feb 24
  1. February is referred to as love month in this context. The author provides unique, humorous horoscopes for each zodiac sign focusing on love.
  2. The advice given for each zodiac sign is unconventional and light-hearted, encouraging readers to embrace humor and self-reflection in the realm of love and relationships.
  3. The post also includes news about upcoming events, encouraging readers to engage further and stay tuned for future content.
Strange Stories by Shantnu 0 implied HN points 11 Feb 24
  1. Mr. Teddy Bear suspects his wife is a zombie and digs up her grave to confirm, leading to a surreal comedy story with a talking teddy bear.
  2. The story transitions from a horror theme to a comedy theme, challenging the writer's creativity and providing a different perspective on the narrative.
  3. The comedic narrative involves unexpected twists and turns, including mistaken identities, humorously farcical scenarios, and a surprising courtroom resolution.
bitches gotta eat! 0 implied HN points 05 May 23
  1. The post is a comedic recap of a courtroom show episode involving a small claims dispute over $50.
  2. The plaintiff lent money to the defendant, who didn't repay it on time leading to the legal drama.
  3. The judge scolds the plaintiff for bringing a minor claim to court and advises letting go of 'street values.'
the rohn report 0 implied HN points 14 Dec 20
  1. The Big Bang infused the universe with energy, leading to processes like hydrogen fusion in stars
  2. Gravity and time are significant components of the space/time continuum that impact us all
  3. Comedy allows us to reflect on our ignorance without fear, reminding us of our human imperfections
Technohumanism 0 implied HN points 06 Aug 24
  1. Quentin made a mistake by incorrectly attributing a quote to the wrong person. Everyone makes mistakes, and it's important to acknowledge them.
  2. He fixed the mistake in the written record, but it's still a good reminder to be careful when sharing information.
  3. Owning up to errors shows integrity and helps build trust with readers. It's okay to mess up as long as you take responsibility.
Joshua Gans' Newsletter 0 implied HN points 23 Apr 15
  1. The customer called to cancel an agreement to buy the company, citing regulatory concerns.
  2. Despite efforts by the company to retain the customer with discounts and alternative services, the customer ultimately decided to end the agreement.
  3. The customer's primary reason for wanting to cancel was due to potential legal issues and perceived regulatory challenges.
bitches gotta eat! 0 implied HN points 23 Jun 23
  1. The episode revolves around a heated court case between two individuals over breach of contract and emotional distress.
  2. The plaintiff accused the defendant of hitting him with a car door and kicking him during a road rage incident.
  3. The judge ruled in favor of the plaintiff as the defendant failed to disclose a lien on the car she sold to him.
ShlinkedIn Digest 0 implied HN points 29 Jan 24
  1. Rene Descartes switched careers from a mathematician to sales or software.
  2. Donkey Dad Febrezeius and Baimler Denz, Nuuk were recognized in ShlinkedIn Digest #155.
  3. ShlinkedIn is expanding to mock other social media platforms and offering unique content.
Thái | Hacker | Kỹ sư tin tặc 0 implied HN points 18 Sep 18
  1. Preparing answers in advance helps in confidently addressing any question, even if it's unfamiliar.
  2. Compassion stems from the heart and is ever-present in society, especially demonstrated through small acts like social media interactions.
  3. Hosting tough questions in beauty pageants sends a message on valuing intelligence and talent over just physical appearance.
Links I Would Gchat You If We Were Friends 0 implied HN points 28 Feb 14
  1. A funny story emerged about a person having a curious interaction with a Hot Pocket, leading to a comedic interview that's worth a read.
  2. Romantic comedies seem to be declining in popularity, with not a single one in the top 100 films of the year, reflecting a change in viewer preferences.
  3. There's a fascinating world that blends elements of 'Fight Club' with geeky fantasy, as seen in the realm of hardcore international med.
bitches gotta eat! 0 implied HN points 21 Jun 23
  1. The case on Judge Mathis involved a dispute over a specialty vaping item.
  2. The defendant's lies about cars, money, and girlfriends were exposed during the court proceedings.
  3. The judge ruled in favor of the plaintiff for the amount of the vaping device.
Thái | Hacker | Kỹ sư tin tặc 0 implied HN points 22 Jan 07
  1. A super hacker nicknamed 'mudenthui' was caught by the authorities after months of illegal activities on various websites.
  2. The investigation revealed the hacker's humorous and nonchalant responses to accusations of unauthorized access to websites.
  3. The hacker's witty and clever responses during questioning added a humorous twist to the serious situation.
bitches gotta eat! 0 implied HN points 24 Mar 23
  1. A recap of a wild episode of the courtroom show Judge Mathis involving cheating allegations and property disputes.
  2. The plaintiff and defendant had a tumultuous relationship with accusations of cheating, paternity doubts, and unpaid child support.
  3. The ruling resulted in the father being 99.99% confirmed and both $5000 cases dismissed, with the judge exasperated by the ridiculous claims.