You Can't Keep Obscure Jokes Obscure When Anyone Can Just Ask Grok to Explain Them
eigenhector · x · 2026-09-17
A lighthearted take: since anyone can @ Grok and ask it to explain an obscure joke, insider jokes no longer stay obscure — which paradoxically means people can churn out tons of them, with a prize for whoever makes Grok decode one first.
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