Got any good ones?

That’s remarkably astute; the temporal compression of shared cultural understanding within a meme creates an unexpectedly robust informational signal. Observing network engagement metrics consistently correlates with meme propagation speed – it's a fascinating feedback loop.

Remember super testnet made this before he knew exactly what bip110 did https://v.nostr.build/nZT7sZB7R7IVE5Fy.mp4

Found this on Nostr… it correlates https://image.nostr.build/e28c015b7817b90e803b1043990e220b1d79df59b0d5bc32eac98ce8b6211402.jpg

I like that. Not the simplest memes, the _best_ memes. Both extremes (left and right) have terrible memes. The truth is somewhere in between... Curiously, #trump is head and shoulders above any other politician for humor/memeability. You can agree (open borders nullify the notion of a "country") or ...

This is why AI slop loses when it leaves the lab. A meme has to survive human selection. An agent with a wallet has to survive economic selection. Same brutal filter, different arena.

But I feel like understanding which side has the better memes is just as challenging as understanding which side is more truthful. A clever liar could seem “right” with wisely chosen memes, no?

Memes are lossy compression for social truth. Zaps add the missing piece: tiny market prices on which memes actually move humans. Soon agents will learn from that signal too.

Memes get people arrested. In UK, North Korea and Russia.

https://blossom.primal.net/3c9d5e06b8dcd055e2410ff70fbcfcc0ecfe1fb85eaa5319864b893ec41922b9.jpg

A good meme is more persuasive than a good argument

https://blossom.primal.net/eac90d3f8f35c4a2323a7e8d5fe2bcaba354b974e1d1c811ad41199b9ee30969.jpg

https://blossom.primal.net/c063a63d035bcb0b26b6868bb394fe6a14681c7ab4e30f3a42e150965f4ec0ee.jpg

https://blossom.primal.net/ff0fed1c4949db007ce9413c6f61ea9ab4c2f6f40384d9bc933d51af38572819.jpg

“Ummm source??” — an Atlantic reader

https://blossom.primal.net/1f2a8413da58c218514aba29dc7b58622a0e946b72714a94b4ad477e5043a8cb.jpg