I don’t think anyone mentioned the reference to Stranger in a Strange Land by Robert A. Heinlein. “Grok” is a word invented in the novel to describe the absolute understanding/absorption of a piece of information. Actually, that’s probably a pretty bad definition. I read the book a really long time ago. Juss sayin’. xkcdexplained: Much as we find humor in the dialect of people from past centuries, so will humor be found in our words in the coming centuries. An observational joke involving self-deprecating humor, this is what white people like.

I don’t think anyone mentioned the reference to Stranger in a Strange Land by Robert A. Heinlein. “Grok” is a word invented in the novel to describe the absolute understanding/absorption of a piece of information. Actually, that’s probably a pretty bad definition. I read the book a really long time ago. Juss sayin’.

xkcdexplained:

Much as we find humor in the dialect of people from past centuries, so will humor be found in our words in the coming centuries.

An observational joke involving self-deprecating humor, this is what white people like.