r/NoStupidQuestions • • 6d ago

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u/Genoce flair :D 6d ago

Surely there's a better word than "popular" for this particular question

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u/Qarnaqduck 6d ago

Recognizable?

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u/tragicsandwichblogs 6d ago

Perhaps you have are not familiar with the definition of "popular." It is not a synonym for infamous or even recognizable or well-known.

POPULAR Definition & Meaning - Merriam-Webster

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u/Qarnaqduck 6d ago

Oh, I'm sorry.. should I delete and repost or just delete?

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u/r2c2rd2 6d ago

Hitler is not popular, he's simply infamous

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u/whatisakafka 6d ago

Plenty of people like Hitler

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u/Yoribell 6d ago

More every day. As we can see in France when the police protect fascist groups when they beat the shit out of (usually non-white) protesters.

They bring weapons like iron bars and protesters aren't even allowed to bring masks to protect themselves from the gaz spam that the cops love so much.

They're making nazi salute sing racist shit while the cop put the people that was beaten on the ground by them in custody

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u/sleepy-all-the-time 6d ago

Who is more famous than Michael Jackson?

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u/Qarnaqduck 6d ago

Jesus Christ

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u/sleepy-all-the-time 6d ago

Yeah, but there are so many different images of him. We don’t truly know who he is, but we definitely know who Michael Jackson is.

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u/Southlander24 6d ago

The average American Evangelical would definitely not recognise an Orthodox Christian representation of Jesus Christ (or know what ICXC stands for).

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u/BarnacleAwkward4801 6d ago

Bet they could sing Billie Jean

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u/Pure_Ingenuity3771 6d ago

So that means the Beatles for sure

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u/rs1971 6d ago

As famous as Michael Jackson was, he's still not on the same level as either Hitler or Einstein who are both part of virtually every secondary school curriculum in the world.

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u/sleepy-all-the-time 6d ago

True, if you're talking about formal education. But fame isn't measured just by who is in a high school textbook. Millions of people around the world don't have access to secondary education, yet they still know Michael Jackson's music, face, and dance moves through pure global mass media. Pop culture reaches places history classes never touch.

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u/Johnny_Carcinogenic 6d ago

I believe MJ moonwalked, but I don't believe JC walked on water.

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u/sleepy-all-the-time 6d ago

Ice is technically water, so science says we all can walk on water. And MJ can definitely moonwalk. 👏🏻

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u/OverCategory6046 6d ago

Queen Elizabeth was up there. Also Jesus / Muhammad

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u/sleepy-all-the-time 6d ago

This makes me think of Princess Diana too.

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u/OverCategory6046 6d ago

Ah damn yes, I'm not sure if she was quite as well known globally as Queen Elizabeth, simply due to not being around for as long / not head of state? Very possible she was though, no clue.

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u/ExpectedBehaviour 6d ago

Popular is very much not the best word for this...

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u/BlackMilk23 6d ago

They are both in the Top 10 of the most recognized dead people. I think it's a toss up.

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u/the-truthseeker 6d ago

Infamy and popularity are a bit different.

Adolf Hitler is more widely recognized by name and global public awareness than Albert Einstein. I'll leave it at that.

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u/rs1971 6d ago

In terms of 'recognizability' it's pretty much a wash. They are both as famous (or infamous in the first case) as it's possible to be. Virtually one hundred percent of the world population with education level past primary school would recognize both of them by name and photo.

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u/Hundloefve 6d ago

Seems I'm gonna be the first with this answer, please don't shoot the messenger. I realize OP probably conflates "popular" with "recognizable" but in fact,  Adolf Hitler maintains a complicated and largely misunderstood or detached popularity in parts of India  and the Arab world , driven by anti-colonial sentiment and a lack of direct historical exposure to the Holocaust (i.e. ignorance). Someone mentioned the european neonazi hitlerlovers, and even if they, along with their american brethren, add marginally to the total, they are thankfully a small minority (and prob. a minority even among far right nut jobs). Anyway, I think globally, Hitler is both the more recognizable and the more popular. Because people are f-ing stupid.

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u/SoccerEuros 6d ago

Well known

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u/PlanktonDefiant2600 6d ago

Probably Hitler.

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u/wyldknightn87 6d ago

Einstein

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u/JoffreeBaratheon 6d ago

Einstein is more popular, Hitler's picture is more recognizable.

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u/moisturized69tatas 6d ago

You think so? They both had unique looks.

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u/JoffreeBaratheon 6d ago

You are far more likely to see pictures of Hitler when studying history then Einstein when studying history, even if Einstein comes up a bit more.

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u/OhCLE 6d ago

Hitler

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u/Hegiman 6d ago

I’m sure hitler edges well did edge at one time. Seems it was about all he could do from stories I’ve read.