Did You Know? Futanari Inflation

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DID YOU KNOW? In 1989, Japanese economics professor Rantaro Futanari found a way to legally counterfeit money in Tokyo. He made over 2.4 Billion Yen before being caught, but no charges were pressed due to his incredible legal loophole. To know how he did it, search "Futanari Inflation" on Google Images.

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A fake educational meme shows smiling people holding large amounts of money, with an arrow pointing at one man. The caption invents a story about a Japanese professor legally counterfeiting billions of yen, then directs viewers to search a phrase that is actually sexual bait. It is sent as a deceptive, absurd prank to trick people into opening an embarrassing search result.

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people holding cash / люди, держащие наличные man with circled face / мужчина с обведённым лицом red arrow / красная стрелка red circle / красный круг stacks of banknotes / пачки банкнот Japanese yen / японские иены black text panel / чёрная текстовая панель yellow border / жёлтая рамка photograph / фотография