Tag: existential humor

This is a satirical edited screenshot parodying the wikiHow self-help format, showing a fictional article titled 'How to Accept Your Failures' under the Personal Development > Personal Failure category. It features the typical cheerful wikiHow illustrated man in a blue shirt sitting at a desk with a laptop, grinning widely and giving a thumbs up. The first listed step is an absurdly dark, nihilistic piece of advice: 'Remember one day the sun will explode. and no one will even be alive to remember you.' The humor stems from the extreme disconnect between the earnest, helpful tone and art style typical of wikiHow, and the overly bleak existential advice that trivializes all personal failure by comparing it to the eventual heat death of the solar system.

WikiHow Gives Nihilistic Advice For Accepting Failures

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This meme has two core components: the top section displays text posing an absurd conspiracy theory that reads "What if Oxygen is a slow poison and It takes 80-100 years to kill us". Below the text is a close-up shot of Cillian Murphy portraying J. Robert Oppenheimer from the 2023 film *Oppenheimer*, staring directly at the viewer with a serious, contemplative, slightly unsettled expression, framing the silly conspiracy theory as if it is a shocking, profound realization that Oppenheimer has just had.

Oxygen as slow poison Oppenheimer reaction meme

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This is a single-panel reaction meme. The top section has white text on a black background that reads 'What if plants are actually farming us, giving us food and oxygen until we die then they eat us as manure'. Below the text is a screenshot of Cillian Murphy playing J. Robert Oppenheimer from the 2023 film *Oppenheimer*, wearing a suit, with a stunned, bewildered expression as he processes the shocking counterintuitive thought. The joke frames the symbiotic relationship between humans and plants as a long-term investment strategy for plants, who provide resources to humans only to use their dead bodies as fertilizer later, aligning with the original post title 'Long term Investment'.

Long Term Investment: Plants Are Farming Humans Meme

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This is a relatable dark humor meme. The top text first quotes other people stating 'Death is not the end', followed by the first-person horrified reaction 'THERE'S MORE!?'. Below the text is a widely used reaction photo of a young Black man with a wide-eyed, stunned, disbelieving expression. The joke plays on the common relatable sentiment of being so burnt out or exhausted by the difficulties of daily life that the poster views death as a welcome end to all struggles, so the idea that existence continues after death comes as an extremely unpleasant, upsetting surprise.

Absolutely not ready for more after hearing death is not the end

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This is a 3-panel meme using the classic 'What is my purpose' template from *Rick and Morty*, edited to joke about Facebook Messenger. In the first panel, the Facebook Messenger app icon replaces the robot from the original template, asking the question 'WHAT IS MY PURPOSE?'. In the second panel, Rick and Summer from *Rick and Morty* answer that the purpose of Messenger is 'TO SEND BIRTHDAY WISHES TO OLD PEOPLE'. In the third panel, the Messenger icon robot reacts with existential shock saying 'OH MY GOD'. The joke plays on the common observation that younger generations rarely use Facebook Messenger anymore, and its only common remaining use is older users sending birthday wishes on the platform.

Can't think of another use for Facebook Messenger

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