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By definition, this must contain everything in the universe

The image is a candid photograph of a double-door glass-front commercial beverage refrigerator inside a retail store. Above the fridge, a purple sign reads 'milks & not milks', a humorously broad, logically exhaustive categorization that splits all possible contents into two groups: items that are milk, and all items that are not milk. The left section of the fridge holds various bottled milk and coffee-milk beverages, while the right section holds sodas, bottled water, and other non-milk drinks. The joke comes from the fact that this classification is technically correct and literally covers every possible object in existence, which aligns with the meme title stating the fridge must contain everything in the universe by definition.
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Overview

The image is a candid photograph of a double-door glass-front commercial beverage refrigerator inside a retail store. Above the fridge, a purple sign reads 'milks & not milks', a humorously broad, logically exhaustive categorization that splits all possible contents into two groups: items that are milk, and all items that are not milk. The left section of the fridge holds various bottled milk and coffee-milk beverages, while the right section holds sodas, bottled water, and other non-milk drinks. The joke comes from the fact that this classification is technically correct and literally covers every possible object in existence, which aligns with the meme title stating the fridge must contain everything in the universe by definition.

Origin notes

This meme originates from the Reddit r/Meme subreddit, as sourced from an RSS feed of Reddit meme content. It is a real photograph of an unintentionally humorous in-store fridge classification sign, shared for its absurdly perfect logical categorization that is technically correct but overly broad for retail use.

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