The discussion revolves around the concept of "general knowledge," particularly what constitutes it and how it is perceived across different cultures and contexts. Participants explore the definitions, implications, and cultural specificity of general knowledge, as well as its distinction from trivia and its relevance in social settings.
Participants do not reach a consensus on the definition of general knowledge, with multiple competing views and interpretations presented throughout the discussion.
Participants acknowledge the cultural specificity of general knowledge and the potential for differing definitions based on individual backgrounds and societal norms. The discussion reflects a range of assumptions about what constitutes valuable knowledge in different contexts.
Enigman said:Cartoon show about a ghost family with a disembodied hand for a butler...can't for the life of me remember the show or any name...
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nope...I was wrong not an Addams...confused with Cousin Itt
SW VandeCarr said:Sorry Enigman, no points. Gossamer is an old Looney Tunes character, but was overtaken by Taz in the popular media. Personally, my favorite is Foghorn Leghorn.
When I was a kid there were the Disney kids and the Looney Tunes kids. The Disney kids were a bit more serious and got good grades. The Looney Tunes kids were…well you know.