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The argument that humor can’t be “solved”

A user argues that humor reflects ingroup/outgroup dynamics and shifting social boundaries, which is why jokes rarely age well.

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A user says humor tends to sit at the edge of what’s socially acceptable and navigate tensions between groups. They argue that because social boundaries change, humor is a product of its time and can’t be “solved.”

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Andrew Trask@iamtraskNit: humor tends to live at the edge of what is socially acceptable. it's about ingroup/outgroup dynamics and navigating the tensions of society. this is why humor rarely ages well... it tends to be a product of its time because social boundaries change ergo it can't be "solved"1h
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    Andrew Trask@iamtraskNit: humor tends to live at the edge of what is socially acceptable. it's about ingroup/outgroup dynamics and navigating the tensions of society. this is why humor rarely ages well... it tends to be a product of its time because social boundaries change ergo it can't be "solved"1h
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