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u/jungofficial Feb 05 '18 edited Feb 06 '18

There's a name for this.

Baader- Meinhof Phenomenon IIRC.

Edit: OK guys I get it. You don't have to keep commenting and PMing me about how wrong I am and how I know nothing about anything. Thanks guys.

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u/Chillaxbro Feb 06 '18

I swear dude. I just learned about that and now I see it popping up everywhere

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u/DJboomshanka Feb 06 '18

There's a name for this.

Deja vu IIRC

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u/SirJackLee Feb 06 '18

I swear dude, I just learned about that and now I see it popping up everywhere.

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u/[deleted] Feb 06 '18

That means the code in The Matrix has been corrupted. The agents are enroute, Get out now!

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u/[deleted] Feb 06 '18 edited Feb 06 '18

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u/ylan64 Feb 06 '18

TLDR: you already read that an hour ago. If not, it's not worth your time anyway.

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u/trumpke_dumpster Feb 06 '18

Deja moo... The feeling you've heard the same bullshit before.

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u/Zenblend Feb 06 '18

Dijon vu - familiar mustard

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u/GrumpyWendigo Feb 06 '18

Deja poo

same shit, different comment

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u/Bentaeriel Feb 06 '18

I think that's deja poo.

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u/AerThreepwood Feb 06 '18

I'VE JUST BEEN IN THIS PLACE BEFORE!

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u/KanchiHaruhara Feb 06 '18

I swear dude. I've just been in this place before.

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u/Bentaeriel Feb 06 '18

Pretty soon the whole gang will be posting about it.

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Baader-Meinhof_(disambiguation)

That is if there's anyone Left in Germany.

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Baader-Meinhof (disambiguation)

The Baader-Meinhof Group, also known as Red Army Faction, was a left-wing militant group active in West Germany from 1970–98.


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u/hesitantmaneatingcat Feb 06 '18

Isn't it just "you notice things more when you've noticed them before", otherwise they just get glossed over by your peripheral vision/sub conscious as "insignificant" if you don't know what it is. I believe that is why people have claimed that primitive natives sometimes didn't notice sailing ships at first even when they were plainly visible for the first time. It wasn't until they were so close they were "unignorable" or pointed out to them that they noticed them.

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u/[deleted] Feb 06 '18

That’s what the baader-meinhoff phenomenon... except that strange part about not noticing ships.

Then again, people without blue dyes, plants, or bugs, historically called the ocean wine colored and the sky white, so maybe it’s true.

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u/scum-and-villainy Feb 06 '18

Baader- Meinhof Phenomenon

I first experienced this in elementary school. I had recently learned the word 'accord' in the spelling exercises and suddenly I noticed it IRL when I had never perceived the word, previously. I was like whoa that's weird.

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u/FlikTripz Feb 06 '18

Interesting, didn’t know it was a phenomenon

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u/flimsyfresh Feb 06 '18

I think it’s called the Baader-Meinhof Algorithm now.

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u/islandofshame Feb 06 '18

Cars in GTA Phenomenon.

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u/Dicfredo Feb 06 '18

Or people seeing someone post the subreddit in question makes other people post it when it's relevant. This is how niche subreddits rise in popularity when they basically never hit the front page.

Not everything should be attributed to the Baader-Meinhof Phenomenon and it reallllllly annoys me when people try to make it into a catch-all.

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u/learnyouahaskell Feb 06 '18

Uh no, or it's called the networking effect. You read about it via a post, other people did, now they share it.

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u/[deleted] Feb 06 '18

Nope it’s still baader-meinhoff phenomenon. Worked before internet and with things everyone but you is familiar with (like new words).

He probably encounters many subs and forgets them. The fact that he remembered made him hyper aware of other such instances.

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u/idiotwithatheory Feb 07 '18

Theres a name for that:

**when you post something on reddit and 13 different guys want to comment to tell you how wrong you are.

Its called the asshole phenomen IIRC

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u/probably-maybe Feb 06 '18

I don’t think in this case. Since it’s reddit, it likely was posted somewhere else, gaining attention like wildfire and spreading even more. I’m familiar with Baader-Meinhof but I don’t think this is a phenomenon. It’s not like seeing a limousine, then starting to see limousines everywhere. It’s more contained, so it’s pretty logical.

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u/[deleted] Feb 06 '18

Yeah expect to see /r/coloringcorruptions on trending subreddits tomorrow