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This is a four-panel web comic shared as a meme, originally posted on Reddit with the title asking 'Where is the star trek future?'. The comic opens with a simple pink human character sitting on a wooden dock over water. A talking lobster in the water approaches the character, asking if he wants to learn something new. The lobster then shares the upsetting real-world fact that there are more enslaved people in the world today than at any previous point in history. The pink character responds, looking tired and dejected, with the line 'Knowledge is the heaviest burden'. The meme's title connects this joke to the absence of the idealized utopian future that the Star Trek franchise depicts, pointing out that severe social evils like slavery still exist in modern times, making the promised utopia feel far out of reach. The joke hinges on the relatable feeling of learning a depressing truth that permanently weighs on your mind after you know it.

Where is the star trek future?

This is a four-panel web comi…

A 4-panel comic titled 'TWONKS' featuring two simplified animated characters: one wearing a red shirt and the other in a blue shirt. The comic uses a pun to humorously misinterpret the historical abbreviations 'BC' and 'AD'. In the first panel, the red character asks, 'WHAT DOES 'BC' STAND FOR?', to which the blue character responds 'BEFORE CHRIST' in the second panel. The third panel shows the red character following up with 'AND 'AD'?', and the blue character delivers the punchline by answering 'AFTER DAT' (a play on the correct 'Anno Domini'). The background of each panel is solid yellow, and the characters have minimal facial expressions, with the blue character appearing slightly amused in the final panel.

TWONKS

A 4-panel comic titled 'TWONK…

A 4-panel comic titled 'TWONKS' featuring two simplified animated characters: one wearing a red shirt and the other in a blue shirt. The comic uses a pun to humorously misinterpret the historical abbreviations 'BC' and 'AD'. In the first panel, the red character asks, 'WHAT DOES 'BC' STAND FOR?', to which the blue character responds 'BEFORE CHRIST' in the second panel. The third panel shows the red character following up with 'AND 'AD'?', and the blue character delivers the punchline by answering 'AFTER DAT' (a play on the correct 'Anno Domini'). The background of each panel is solid yellow, and the characters have minimal facial expressions, with the blue character appearing slightly amused in the final panel.

TWONKS

A 4-panel comic titled 'TWONK…

A four-panel comic featuring two colored characters (red and blue) engaged in a heated argument over being 'fake fans'. Panel 1: Red character, with an angry expression, points and initiates the argument: 'You're a fake fan because-'. Panel 2: Blue character, equally angry, responds defensively: 'No you are the fake you literally-'. Panel 3: Both characters, still animated, with Red attempting to de-escalate by suggesting: 'Well actually, I think we should also think this thing through logically from a political-'. Panel 4: Both appear calmer as Red concludes: 'He's the fake fan', maintaining the argument but with reduced intensity. The comic uses simple, bold colors and expressive gestures to depict a lighthearted take on fandom conflicts.

Red and Blue Argue Over Fake Fan Accusations

A four-panel comic featuring …

A four-panel comic featuring two colored characters (red and blue) engaged in a heated argument over being 'fake fans'. Panel 1: Red character, with an angry expression, points and initiates the argument: 'You're a fake fan because-'. Panel 2: Blue character, equally angry, responds defensively: 'No you are the fake you literally-'. Panel 3: Both characters, still animated, with Red attempting to de-escalate by suggesting: 'Well actually, I think we should also think this thing through logically from a political-'. Panel 4: Both appear calmer as Red concludes: 'He's the fake fan', maintaining the argument but with reduced intensity. The comic uses simple, bold colors and expressive gestures to depict a lighthearted take on fandom conflicts.

Red and Blue Argue Over Fake Fan Accusations

A four-panel comic featuring …