MIT Technology Review wrote about a study that found hipsters look alike. A man mistakenly thought the photo at the top of the story was of himself and threatened legal action.

The mathematician who proved why hipsters all look alike. What brain neurons tell us about the 'hipster effect' when all contrarians end up looking the same. November 11, 2014. By Jeff Guo.

All of which just proves the story we ran: Hipsters look so much alike that they can’t even tell themselves apart from each other. /ENDS — Gideon Lichfield (@glichfield) March 6, 2019.

Do all hipsters look the same? A new article in the MIT Technology Review suggests yes, and a man's angry response to his purported photo with the story all but proves it.

Hipsters all look and act alike because, being generally slow-moving mammals, it is impossible for them to stay on top of the mainstream trends they're trying to resist.

Why do all hipsters look the same? This is a question anyone scrolling through Instagram has probably asked themselves, at least three times a day. Now, it appears, math has an answer to the ...

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A bearded man believed he was the "hipster" pictured in an MIT Technology Review article titled, "The hipster effect: When anticonformists all look the same." But was he?

Gideon Lichfield of the MIT Technology Review talks about how a man blasted the publication for using a photo of him in a story about how all hipsters look the same, but it was someone else.

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It’s shear madness! Brooklyn’s hipster beard craze has grown so popular that men in New York are rushing to doctors for “facial hair transplants” — surgery that helps make beards look ...

It's a running joke that male hipsters all look alike with their flannel shirts, thick beards and other seemingly off-brand attributes. But a comical incident in the MIT Technology Review might ...