The date on the meme is approximate, and I also forgot to add some fog in the background, like in Blade Runner, for added effect, although I don’t care because the post will most likely get downvoted or even banned.
In any case, this is just my self-expression, you can not take it seriously. :3
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While I don’t want to downvote outright, I do want to hear why you think this is a meme instead of just amateur art?
Okay, what is a meme, in your opinion? For me, even these drawings are memes.
And I don’t care about general ideas of what a meme is, I do what I want while I can lol. :3
Usually, a meme is making some form of a joke. Either with the absurdity of an image and text or just an image of a joke. There needs to be some form of an attempt at humor. Whatever type that may be.
I’m beginning to think that Richard Dawkins doesn’t even bother moderating this community…
Well, if he works for free or even for pennies, do you think he will try to moderate often, as if he is well paid? Or the admin here has a decent salary, and that’s why you complain?
I just thought that as the ultimate authority on memes, he might take more of an interest.
I agree that this is a meme. It’s not a meme with widespread meaning yet, but I think a chip on the forehead, the obvious young age of the boy, and his expression of mixed happiness/fear is enough to convey something about the state of society that calls for nervous laughter.
Oh, you understood everything perfectly. In fact, I wanted to describe the children of the future, when their girls will be artificial intelligence, everything will be artificial, and their life will be empty, and when the planet’s atmosphere will be destroyed and they will smile, because otherwise their social rating will be lowered.
Moreover, their thoughts are under complete control and the system knows absolutely everything about them.
