This big worldwide web of ours has given us a lot of things. For one, with a wealth of information right at our fingertips, it’s made learning something new easier than ever. But sometimes, the internet doesn’t have to teach us anything new to make a point. Sometimes, all it takes is one oddly specific observation and a funny image to have us nodding along and thinking, “Facts.”
Because that’s the thing about memes: They have a knack for taking something you’ve vaguely noticed, thought about once, or even experienced exactly zero times and presenting it with such confidence that you can’t help but agree. Is it an actual fact? Not necessarily. But is it also facts? Absolutely. From everyday observations to painfully specific hot takes, the memes from Impressed Facts turn all kinds of random internet musings into “facts”—and we’re not about to argue with them.
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What a particularly vile and abhorrent use of AI. I'm sure James thought he "meant well", but what an insult to the original artist's memory and legacy.
Can these be implanted into people who hate exercise? Asking for a friend. A friend who is me. It's me. I hate exercise XD
The original censoring from the original Instagram post (the white strikethroughs/redactions) plus BP's blur-style censoring is... an impressive combination XD
Terrible Photoshops are, and shall always remain, higher-quality than any AI-generated image.
I'm going to be Barf from Spaceballs! He has an áss and títtíes, but trust me, you don't want to see them.
Having grown both, this is accurate. My mother has tried to rip out my red potatoes from my SIP planter about 57 times, but they keep growing back.
