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3.6M People Follow This FB Page For Its Funny Memes And These 50 Are Hilariously Weird (New Pics)
The internet is full of memes. Some are clever, some are strange, and some hit you right in the soul. But the content coming from the Facebook group WEIRD MEME is difficult to label.
Yes, the name is written in all caps and comes at you like a rude yell, but this community is a goldmine for those who are chronically online and hard to please or surprise. It's unhinged, chaotic, and oddly relatable.
If you're into deep-fried nonsense, WEIRD MEME has you covered.
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If some of these pictures annoy you with their lack of meaning, I get it. Peter Gärdenfors, Ph.D., who is a professor of cognitive science at Lund University, Sweden, says humans are meaning-seeking animals.
"We have an unquenchable desire to understand how the world is connected. All cultures have myths and stories about how the universe was created and who has power over natural phenomena," he says. "In our modern world, we also have scientific theories about the factors that govern different types of processes. All humans, at some point, ponder the meaning of life."
"Psychologists talk about the will to power and the will to pleasure. But the will to meaning is at least as strong. In his book, Man's Search for Meaning, the physician and author Viktor Frankl writes, 'Man's search for meaning is the primary motivation in his life and not a 'secondary rationalization' of instinctual drives. The meaning is unique and specific in that it must and can be fulfilled by him alone, only then does it achieve a significance which will satisfy his own will to meaning.'"
So why do we search for meaning in virtually everything we do? To answer this, Gärdenfors says, we must understand why the human brain is built to search for connections even in the most random places.
"No other animals worry about meaning. So why must humans? If you want to follow Darwin and see humans as biological beings and a product of evolution, then our need for meaning has probably increased our chances of survival ... [But] reducing one of humanity's most profound qualities to counting the prizes in the evolutionary lottery may seem dry."
"Questions of meaning seem to be outside the domain of biology. In the modern debate, there is a conflict between, on the one hand, 'biologists' who argue that the causes of human behavior lie in the biological substrate and, on the other hand, 'humanists' who argue that it is culture and the search for meaning within culture that are the primary causes of human action," the professor explains.
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Mrs Irish Mom 5 months ago
I'm sure lots of my calls were used as I tried to cancel sky tv four different times and they kept telling me I couldn't, I lost my temper atleast once
Gärdenfors himself believes our unique meaning-seeking predisposition derives from the fact that we are the only animal that can plan for the distant future and not just for our present needs.
"For this, we need some long-term goal to motivate us to think about future consequences and not just live for the moment. As a species, we have now reached the point where our existence is fundamentally determined by these ideas—we are obsessed with thoughts of the future," he says.
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Hotwingsnbeer 5 months ago
Every black person ever 😂 I say that because I recently read an article where a black woman from 10,000 years ago and their closest guess of age was between 35 and 65 years old. It really is fascinating how certain people tend to age so slowly
When animals and humans plan for their daily needs, Gärdenfors says, the goals are proximate and their value is more or less obvious, but when our plans span over long periods of time, the goal becomes distant. It may not even exist or be of an unknown kind, and its value is much more uncertain.
"In such situations, we need more overarching values—moral, religious, ideological—to give meaning to the planning enterprise," he explains.
"In other words, the need for meaning comes from the uniquely human capacity for foresight."
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Auntriarch 5 months ago
I bought my dog one of those. He just stood and looked at it like I'd shat in his handbag.
But what does all of this have to do with memes? Well, like I mentioned earlier, don’t worry if you’re annoyed by not seeing meaning here because that’s sort of the point with these kinds of lists. Weird memes, especially the ones that feel completely absurd, are sort of an exercise in our need to find meaning where there might be none. They exploit our pattern-seeking brains, forcing us to search for connections, punchlines, or some other hazy "truths." A puzzle.
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Witch with a B 5 months ago
My husband and I were just talking about this today. Shouldn't it be my choice to have a weak password? I need to be able to remember it.
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Bi.Felicia 5 months ago
You weren't lying. So I just remembered that I need to be somewhere...
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Forrest Hobbs 5 months ago
Bosnia's sole port, Neum, says yes you can: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Neum
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Der Kommissar 5 months ago (edited)
My insurance agent to me; Do you smoke marijuana? If you do, still say "no". (true story)
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Kenny Kulbiski 5 months ago
Trouble is, he can see them and I can't. He just stares at them and I don't know what I'm supposed to do.
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PiAnisum 5 months ago
I would totally do this, too! I also fell for a fake waffle cone in a café. It was part of a plate poking out and painted in highly realistic colors. The icecream was arranged in a way that it looked like a perfectly valid arrangment. I lowered my head to take a full bite and didn't think of touching it first to make sure it's actually a waffle cone. D**n, that sound of my teeth on the porcelain really is burned in my memory. Also the weird taste and the look of everyone around in the café staring at me. Apparently I was the first one to ever try to eat the plate. And yes, this is one of the scenes from my life my brain is pulling out at 3 a.m. when I can't sleep.
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R1MV4Superleggera 5 months ago
So that's the excuse for BMW, Audi, Mercedes and the worst offenders of them all, Tesla drivers?
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Jeremy James 5 months ago
Did anyone else read this as, "me reacting to a [redacted] my face meme," and think, "What's a MyFace?"
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R1MV4Superleggera 5 months ago
I ride Sportbikes and you'll never, ever see me doing that utter c**p on the road! Is not worth it! Take it to the track lads!
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Beak Hookage 5 months ago (edited)
This is one of the most Emo things I've seen since the 2000s.
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Janissary35680 5 months ago
"Quantum Mechanic: We fixed and didn't fix your car. You won't know until you look."
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"Quantum Mechanic: We fixed and didn't fix your car. You won't know until you look."
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