I'm not hating on them (they definitely have a role) -- just IMO not one in corporate communications or ppts. Partially due to the context/exclusion issue, partly the understandability issue
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Yea, I agree with that -- they generally require lots of background that isn't unconditionally shared.
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Love memes but political memes are generally unhelpful and frequently toxic because it's near impossible to condense complex topics into two sentence fragments. But gimme summoar of those
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Is this the year of the toucan? Excellent.
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I don't hate memes but there's a legitimate concern about the pragmatics of communication tools. It's not that they're intrinsically shallow, but there's with all communication the question of how well attuned the *perceived* value maps to some *actual* value
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The memetic templates often evoke a strong response due to the accumulation of perceived value attached to the gestalt that the meme is. For example, the mere mention of certain words like "woke" or "VR Blockchain AI" can heuristically be perceived as indicating a kind of value
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Memes are in my genes.
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