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This is a text-based meme screenshot of a casual comment thread about student life after the widespread adoption of ChatGPT. The meme opens with a question asking how people managed to complete 4 years of university without ChatGPT, followed by a joking reply. The reply compares this question to the classic older generation trope of telling stories about walking 10km to school, where older people boast about how much harder life was when they were young. The joke highlights how quickly ChatGPT has become a normalized, essential tool for students, making the pre-ChatGPT university experience already seem like a distant, difficult 'good old days' story that current students will tell to future generations. A laughing emoji emphasizes the humorous tone.

How did we do 4 years of uni without ChatGPT?

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This is a mobile screenshot of a social media post featuring a popular pun based on the English translation of the Bible verse Leviticus 20:13. The original post jokes that the Bible says being gay is acceptable as long as you are high, playing on the double meaning of the word 'stoned': the original meaning of being executed by throwing stones, versus the modern slang meaning of being intoxicated by drugs. After the original post, commenter Anna Cone replies correcting the poster, calling them a dummy for misinterpreting the verse, and commenter Dilla Arma Nate responds with the deadpan question 'Did u write it', which is a funny retort pointing out that the wording of the verse is exactly what it says, making Anna's correction technically unnecessary for the wordplay joke.

Leviticus 20:13 Stoned Pun Social Media Meme

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