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Everyone, no exceptions: IQ bell curve wojak meme

This meme uses a standard IQ normal distribution (bell curve) graph that marks the percentage of the population across IQ scores ranging from 10 to 145. Three wojak-style cartoon characters are placed at different points of the curve paired with text: a simple, smooth-brained wojak on the left (low IQ range) has the text 'everyone is stupid'; a crying, glasses-wearing wojak with a shaved hair patch at the center peak (average IQ range) has the text 'everyone is stupid except me'; a stoic hooded doomer wojak on the right (high IQ range) has the text 'everyone is stupid'. The joke satirizes how people at both the very low and very high ends of the intelligence spectrum arrive at the same conclusion that most people are unintelligent, while average people hold the smug, arrogant belief that they alone are smarter than everyone else.
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IQ bell curve graph paired with wojak characters satirizing perceptions of intelligence across different IQ ranges

Overview

This meme uses a standard IQ normal distribution (bell curve) graph that marks the percentage of the population across IQ scores ranging from 10 to 145. Three wojak-style cartoon characters are placed at different points of the curve paired with text: a simple, smooth-brained wojak on the left (low IQ range) has the text 'everyone is stupid'; a crying, glasses-wearing wojak with a shaved hair patch at the center peak (average IQ range) has the text 'everyone is stupid except me'; a stoic hooded doomer wojak on the right (high IQ range) has the text 'everyone is stupid'. The joke satirizes how people at both the very low and very high ends of the intelligence spectrum arrive at the same conclusion that most people are unintelligent, while average people hold the smug, arrogant belief that they alone are smarter than everyone else.

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This is a popular iteration of the widely used IQ bell curve wojak meme format, sourced from the RSS feed of Reddit's r/Meme subreddit, with the original submitted title 'Everyone, no exceptions'. The meme was created using the Mematic mobile image editing tool, as indicated by the 'made with mematic' watermark in the bottom left corner of the image. This format is commonly repurposed across social media to joke about aligning views across opposite ends of a spectrum, contrasting with opinions held by people in the average/center of the spectrum.

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