Regular memes are great and all, but at some point, you start craving humor with a bit more sophistication, depth, and oomph. The ‘Not Not Reading’ account on Instagram serves up exactly that. It’s a project dedicated to sharing memes with an intellectual twist. They’re very enjoyable when you recognize the context.
We’ve compiled a list of the best and freshest memes that you should definitely show your smartest friends at your next soirée. (Or just spam them online while they’re supposed to be working. We won’t judge.) Scroll down to give your brain and funny bone a good workout.
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Bahaha, and it's always the most random topics too! Unfortunately I forget most of my brilliant points until about 20 minutes later 🤦🏽♀️
I write music and I can say that, when you are good at it, you don't need the headphones to hear the music.
Just waiting to capitalize on them cheap homes... ::checks watch::
I read a webcomic (yes they still exist) Called Existential Comics and this is so that kind of humor.
I had a fascination with both philosophy and psychology from a young age, and this makes so much sense now.
Oh, so much more delectable! Although some days I would prefer the mild memory...
It's classic bike shedding. "The time spent on any item of the agenda will be in inverse proportion to the sum involved." -- Cyril Northcote Parkinson (British Naval Historian)
Guy literally had a thermae-thought debate with himself that he found so gripping he had to share it with the public.
I don't hate this. When I had my project set up I'd put on rotating artwork or pretty visual art scenes. 🤷🏻♂️ Or sometimes birds and squirrel feeder cams and my cat would lose her s**t.
Who BUYS books? I let books pile up in my Libby account and then go checkout a stack of New Arrivals at the public library.
Yes, but the butterfly is on fire. The bush is on fire. Everything is on fire. Then, it's accurate.
I come from one of the dark blue areas. Be prepared to eat everything or forever offend your host.
i saw in the news last night a reporter asking questions to kids after the philosophy test of the "baccalaureat" .... one said espinoza. I guess it didnt go well for him
