> It's about your misinterpretation of what fossuser meant when they said "religious element".
My point, where is the proof of that "religious element" beyond memes? Is it in the article? Is it in the links? Where can we see this religious fervor in action?
The article is very matter of fact. I expect people to be matter of fact as well.
I swear to God, I feel like I'm asking for the Individualist Eleven book, and everyone asserts me it exists, and they read it, but no one can ever finds it.
> Your meta-commentary on memes is neat and all, but again, somehow, completely misses the point I was making.
It's necessary because memes aren't real. They might have started based on some interactions that 10 years ago, but by their nature they will mutate and twist.
My point, where is the proof of that "religious element" beyond memes? Is it in the article? Is it in the links? Where can we see this religious fervor in action?
The article is very matter of fact. I expect people to be matter of fact as well.
I swear to God, I feel like I'm asking for the Individualist Eleven book, and everyone asserts me it exists, and they read it, but no one can ever finds it.
> Your meta-commentary on memes is neat and all, but again, somehow, completely misses the point I was making.
It's necessary because memes aren't real. They might have started based on some interactions that 10 years ago, but by their nature they will mutate and twist.