Tag: prehistoric history

This meme responds to the common internet hypothetical debate asking if 100 men could win a fight against 1 gorilla. The top text poses the debate question, then states "Literally our ancestors", followed by an image of a prehistoric cave painting that depicts a small group of early human ancestors hunting a massive woolly mammoth, an animal far larger and more powerful than a single gorilla. The joke illustrates that prehistoric humans regularly successfully hunted animals much stronger than gorillas, so 100 modern humans would easily win the hypothetical fight against one gorilla.

100 Men vs Gorilla Ancestor Win Meme

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This is a two-panel comparative Wojak meme that contrasts a common modern misconception about prehistoric humans with factual evidence of their capabilities. The top panel shows a smug, contemplative Wojak character paired with text representing the wrong opinion that prehistoric humans were unintelligent people only capable of grunting at each other. The bottom panel features a Chad-style caveman Wojak in a cave setting, wearing an animal hide tunic with a marked stone spear behind him, with text pointing out that these same prehistoric humans successfully survived an entire Ice Age without access to modern medicine, agriculture, or electricity, highlighting they were far more capable than many modern people assume.

Turns out cavemen were quite capable

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This is a sarcastic meme showing an aerial map view of the prehistoric Meteor Crater in Arizona, USA. The 'Meteor Crater Visitor Center' is marked on the outer edge of the massive crater, which formed from a meteor impact roughly 50,000 years ago, long before any human structures existed at the site. Overlaid text expresses fake relief that the meteor did not hit the visitor center and hopes everyone is okay, leaning into the joke that the speaker is completely unaware that the crater itself is the result of the ancient meteor strike, which occurred millennia before the visitor center was built.

I'm untraceable

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