I'd be curious to see who grokked this without looking here, though!
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Each is simpler, more universal, more easily grokked, more exportable than the last.
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Bowerbirds mastered perspective in their bower building eons before human painters grokked it during the Renaissance.
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I happen to be particularly quick on the uptake, so I grokked that 8D's "Publishing debut of 1851, with 'The'" should be THE NEW YORK TIMES.
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While legal minds do appear to have grokked how a tech business which replaces human managers with an app that barks orders is still, er, managing workers.
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It's not about dating apps anymore, these are massive technological changes that are coming, that are disturbing to our society in a way that I think we haven't fully grokked.
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So they raced to show off their global "macro" bona fides and that they grokked and were protected from the mega forces that might slam their portfolios in the future.
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And if we're being imaginative, there's no reason some hyper-advanced civilization couldn't cram a bunch of interesting info into such short bursts, or use a pattern we haven't yet grokked.
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But Ted Farnsworth (former Helios & Matheson CEO) and Mitch Lowe (MoviePass's CEO and a former executive at Netflix and Redbox) seemed to have never really grokked the way the movie theater business works.
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Social media-savvy far-right groups grokked this loophole long ago (see: Gamergate for a rough start date); and are continuing to exploit default inaction to get on with the violent business of megaphoning hate in the meanwhile.
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Thus I grokked that the owner of the cart has no home but still wants to preserve these critical items to hand down to his child: tools to fight, both physically and ideologically, and other items necessary for bare-bones survival.
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When he was still popular, Derrida grokked something enduring when he argued that presence, that is the experience of another object or person is most often mediated by signs, that is, representations of the self, such as speech and writing.
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You also get your connect-the-dots orders, which took me a moment to comprehend (until I grokked that the bubbles contained each letter in the alphabet, in sequence, to form an outline that's a little artisanal, but definitely cervine — quite a trick on its own, I think.) The A that starts the sequence is a diagonal neighbor of the RED square at 22A.
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