Story time:
The first time I took my driving test, the evaluator said ‘pull out of your parking space’, which I did very precisely, stopping at the street where the test started.
Then he said ‘turn right at this street’, so I did – and made the semi-truck coming down that road lay on his horn a bounce a bit to avoid hitting me. I failed before we even started.
I was so focussed on his instructions that I lost all situational awareness.
I took more classes, then spent a few years as a delivery driver, so I actually learnt to be a very good driver. But my first test was abysmal.
No. Is a screenshot of a news article a meme when it gets posted to a meme site?
A meme requires recontextualization in some way.
Didn’t I do that?
Like the poster contextualised those posts, then I did a bit more? Or WDYM?
No, there is nothing that puts those post in a new context, nothing that twists or turns the meaning of the posts, no new perspective. There is only more of the same context added.
Sorry, this seemed to fit as well as many things posted here. Noted.