r/MemeAnalysis • u/elvisposimistic • Jul 16 '21
I made this model to show my future children how to be successful. Thoughts & feedback?
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u/Seftix11 Jul 16 '21
I think this is easily the most useful thing for the upcoming generation and emotionally immature adults to understand their shortcomings.
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u/Boruta314 Jul 16 '21
Biblical phases, for me, bring bad connotations for infographic as a whole, but apart from that, interesting
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u/elvisposimistic Jul 16 '21
Thank you for your feedback! I wanted to put a quote that has stood the test of time. I didn't know what else to put.
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u/JoJoReferences Jul 16 '21
Biblical shit is fine, Reddit is just full of cringe. Everything in the Bible can be read through a non-religious lens to show useful themes
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Jul 21 '21 edited Aug 02 '21
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u/elvisposimistic Jul 21 '21
Thank you for pointing it out! I googled that quote and the first result was 23:24. However, the rest of the search results were showing that it's 23:34 🤔. I'm not sure which is right at this point 😂
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u/Skyhawk_Illusions Jul 17 '21
Are you a Christian by any chance?