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Tag Archives: Meme
The Low Specific Heat of Internet Celebrity
Sand has a rather low specific heat. That’s why a burning desert becomes so frigid when the sun goes down: sand’s temperature changes easily with the application or removal of energy. Water on the other hand, has a high specific … Continue reading
Mass Participation and the Propagation of Memes
As recently as twenty years ago, pop culture ideas used to last a few years: parachute pants, pet potbellied pigs, the Super Bowl Shuffle… Over time, as communication platforms began to supersede regionality and even nationality, those lifespans began to … Continue reading
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Tagged Clay Shirky, Facebook, Levi's, Meme, Motivated Photos, Super Bowl Shuffle, Twitter, William Hung
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On Memes, Payback, and Illogical Conclusions
The rise of the internet meme has been a largely amusing thing: keyboard cat, Hitler ranting on issues of the moment, and of course, Kanye. Kanye, Kanye, Kanye/Hitler… But like anything that soars in popularity and finds a way to … Continue reading
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Tagged Bob Saget, Gilbert Gottfried, Glenn Beck, Hitler, Kanye, Keyboard Cat, Meme, The Aristocrats
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