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This is a two-panel humorous comparison meme that contrasts modern and historical mental health treatment practices. The left panel shows actor Jamie Foxx in formal wear, smiling and giving a thumbs up, paired with text describing modern psychologists as giving patients autonomy over their treatment pace. The right panel shows Jamie Foxx as the Spider-Man supervillain Electro, surrounded by crackling electricity, paired with text mocking outdated, unethical historical psychiatric practices that misused electroconvulsive therapy as a punitive measure. The joke highlights how far mental health treatment has evolved from older, harmful approaches to modern patient-centered care.

Some questionable methods back then

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This image is a two-panel side-by-side collage. The left panel features a younger portrait of Brendan Fraser as he appeared in his iconic role as Rick O'Connell from the early 2000s The Mummy film franchise, with a serious, focused expression. The right panel shows a current portrait of 57-year-old Brendan Fraser, smiling warmly at the camera. Below the two portraits, large white text displays a quote attributed to Fraser: 'PLEASE WISH ME LUCK. I AM DOING MY BEST TO GET THIS 57-YEAR-OLD GEAR IN SHAPE', with smaller text below clarifying the quote is from Brendan Fraser discussing his preparation for the upcoming film The Mummy 4. A circular red and white 'The Tinder Blog' watermark sits centered between the two portraits above the quote text.

Brendan Fraser is ready to get back in action for The Mummy 4

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This is a two-panel reaction meme featuring actor Denzel Washington. The top panel shows Denzel laughing ecstatically, paired with text reading '2022: Bro, AI is writing my essays for me', representing the initial excitement many students felt when generative AI tools first became widely available, as they could automate tedious school assignments. The bottom panel shows Denzel with a serious, defeated, grim expression, paired with text reading '2026: The job you were studying for no longer exists', highlighting the negative long-term consequence of rapid AI advancement: the career that the same person was studying for in 2022 has been fully automated by AI by 2026. The meme conveys a cynical message about AI's growing negative impact on employment prospects, matching its given title.

It will only get worse from here

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This is a relatable workplace humor meme. Text at the top of the image describes the relatable work scenario: when you are at work pretending to care about your job responsibilities, but your only real motivation for working is earning money to pay for vacations you already booked earlier in the year. Below the text is a reaction photo of actor Cillian Murphy sitting in front of a wooden bookshelf filled with books, with his arms crossed over his chest, looking off into the distance with a detached, uninterested, bored expression that perfectly aligns with the sentiment of the overlaid text. The joke resonates with working people who prioritize leisure travel over investment in their job duties.

Pretending to care at work just to pay for already booked vacations

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This meme uses a popular reaction image template paired with dark, relatable text to create humor. The top text sets up the scenario: 'How it feels seeing your hometown mentioned on the news: (Six people were murdered)'. Below this, a still of actor Ryan Gosling clapping slowly with a serious, disappointed face captures the resigned, grim acknowledgment that many people feel when their small or lesser-known hometown only gains media attention for violent, tragic events. The joke relies on the irony of the situation and the perfect match between the text's dark twist and Gosling's understated, somber reaction, making it relatable to anyone who has experienced their hometown being in the news for all the wrong reasons.

When Your Hometown Makes the News... And It's a Tragedy

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This image is a meme-style screenshot that highlights a surprising connection between two popular standalone reaction memes. The top overlay text reads 'I didn't realize these memes were connected 😭', expressing shock at discovering the two viral reaction images originate from the same awards show stage moment. The lower portion of the image shows Ben Stiller, dressed in a dark suit and tie, speaking animatedly and gesturing with his right hand at a microphone, while Emma Stone stands beside him in a red high-neck gown, wearing an amused, slightly awkward side-smile. Both of these individual expressions have been widely used as separate reaction memes online, so the meme emphasizes the unexpected link between them.

I Didn't Realize These Two Memes Were Connected

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This two-panel collage meme satirizes the practice of censoring sensitive, severe language. The top panel features a man in a state of hysterical distress, screaming and clutching his head against a brick wall, paired with the uncensored word 'RAPE'. The bottom panel uses a still of Robert Downey Jr. with his hand on his chest, eyes closed, appearing relieved or exasperated, paired with the censored version 'R*PE'. The meme jokes about the absurdity of over-censorship, suggesting that altering a single character in a harmful term is seen as somehow more palatable, even though the meaning remains entirely clear, and framing the censored version as a 'relief' from the unaltered word.

Censorship of Severe Terms: Distress vs Relief Meme

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