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Mike's avatar

I’ve always been easy to bore. I leap to conclusions before someone finishes speaking or scenes play out. Always plotting outcomes of multiple scenarios as things unfold. Memes have the same effect on me. However I am discovery that if I just slow down and read, even if different memes say the same thing, the message enters memory without effort or triggering the race to conclusions. Some may say it’s simply repetition for memorization. True. But I’ve always known my long term memory self selects perceived important facts in real time and dumps the rest in short term memory soon to be overwritten and forgotten. And my race to conclusion obscures important real time info. Repetitive observations (such as your spiritually aligned memes) help as a form of knowledge attainment. And I get a chuckle every now and then knowing someone else puts both socks on before their shoes.

Even if the ideas seem repetitive, said in different ways, the message gets through. Seeing multiple scenarios and outcomes is a gift I am still learning to control. I find your memes valuable and look forward to them.

Thanks for doing this, Demi.

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Anomalous Anonymous's avatar

Make Orwell Fiction Again.

Lordy, there’s some truth!

I can testify to the accuracy of “When you’re at your worst, people show you who they really are” meme. Went through a period in my life when I think my reason to exist was to test people. Most failed miserably, I’m sad to say. And so it goes.

Thank you for another great meme drop Demi! 💖

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