• Korne127@lemmy.world
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    1 year ago

    How… can someone genuinely now know what bdsm stands for? That’s honestly just baffling.

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      1 year ago

      Shocking but not everybody knows everything.

      Pop quiz:

      • ASL (Not American Sign Language)
      • Sounding
      • TCP/IP
      • What does the K stand for when referring to the music of Mozart
      • IATA

      Edit: Answers

      • Age, sex location. Old school Internet days.
      • Sounding. Urethral sounding. 😣
      • Transmission Control Protocol / Internet Protocol. It’s one way that packets move through a network. Another would be UDP.
      • Köchel. is the person that chronologically catalogued Mozart’s music.
      • International Air Transport Association. Sets technical standards for airlines.
    • Xylight@lemdro.id
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      1 year ago

      Idk people usually don’t care enough to go out of their way to research a term like that

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      1 year ago

      No one is born knowing what those letters stand for. In fact, people don’t even know what letters or words are when they are born. So obviously there must be a point in each person’s life when they go from not knowing to knowing. That will happen at different time for different people, depending on who they talk to and what their interests are.

      If you want to better understand how someone can not know what bdsm stands for, perhaps you should just reflect on something you’ve learnt recently. Anything at all. Just think about how you didn’t know it, but now you do. That’s how to works.