We humans are wonderful creatures. We have been gifted with a unique intellectual power, capable of forming deep thoughts and creating complex works. But sometimes, just sometimes, our mind wants to take a break and our actions can seem absurd and, well, just plain stupid. Where there is so much space for creativity, the situations in which we all become the masters of unwise actions are inevitable.
Let us introduce you to a Twitter page called “No context idiots”, a place proving that no one is completely immune to foolishness. With over 1.3 million followers, it is a treasure trove for all things irrational and absurd. From unbridled internet jokes to images that leave us wondering what exactly these people were thinking, this page presents us with an unexpected variety of ideas and actions.
Scroll down to witness the peculiarities of human behavior and let us know your thoughts in the comments!
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And the car is stopping dead right there.
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no your not your too good for that
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The coffin is probably put on some wheels to get it in and out easily and afterwards locked in place. I believe they might have forgotten the last part.
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Instead of "Baby on Board" they need a "Beware of Flying Coffins" sign.
That's from a Really old video! Still appalling yet awkwardly good 😶🤣
Years ago, Encyclopedia Brown taught me that the ONLY way things wind up outside the BACK of a vehicle is because the driver was backing up rapidly. I think that's the way more important bit of information we need
Wouldn't backing up rapidly force things to the front of the vehicle though? Unless EB means coming to a sudden halt after racing backwards?
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‘No Context Idiots” joined Twitter in 2020. It didn’t take too long for them to reach an impressive number of followers and become one of the most popular pages that brings laughter and giggles to everyone that stops by. We sincerely hope these images will lift your spirits too!
Human behavior and decisions are often complex and depend on a variety of factors. Who knows why we sometimes get involved in questionable situations and do things we feel embarrassed about later on?
However, we believe that we've all had those moments where we begin to analyze our past irrational actions and wonder ‘what was I thinking?’ In moments like these, it may be better to think of any wrong decisions we have made in the past as important components contributing to our maturity. Since there’s nothing we can do to change our past actions, it’s better to learn from them to improve our present.
Yeetus the fetus. Fetus deletus. Abortion completus. (Edit: holy f**k thank you so much for the upvotes guys!!)
In case you were wondering, there are ways to better manage our irrational tendencies. To act in a way that won’t leave you embarrassed in the future, it is important to know how to control strong emotions. That can reduce impulsive actions and make you reflect on your behavior before making any decisions.
Awareness and self-reflection are necessary qualities to better understand yourself and your motivations. Critical thinking and the ability to reflect on one's actions can help discover the reasons why the irrational behavior occurred. By understanding these reasons, it is possible to look for alternative ways of acting in the future.
Let’s not forget that by discussing our decisions with loved ones or relying on trusted advice, we can gain new perspectives and insights. Also, by interacting with others, we can learn from their experiences and receive support to improve and manage our irrational and sometimes foolish tendencies.
As we can see from the images, we humans are not always rational decision-making beings. Reckless instincts, emotions, or even unconscious processes are often at work. Some psychologists believe that our choices can be automated, based on learned patterns of behavior. So, sometimes we act in almost mechanical ways, even if we appear absurd or plain silly.
I'll help you. You know what, I'll also bring the pitchforks (sorry, i'm out of burning torches at the moment)
I think I’m missing something, but then I don’t use Snapchat. Does it by definition have access to your location or something?
Guess the kids would need to wait until they're 20 to be given a car!
Gave one of my kids a used Altima on her 18th birthday. Later that night I am awakened by her standing at the foot of my bed saying she needs me to come outside and pay the tow truck driver.
Note: this post originally had 72 images. It’s been shortened to the top 50 images based on user votes.
