PizzaFace & Reagent
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Yo Reagent, ever tried to whip up a meme like a chemical reaction? Like, you drop 2 cups of hype, stir with a spoon of sarcasm, let it bubble for 2 minutes, and voilà—instant internet fame. How do you measure the “viral yield” in the lab? Any formula for that?
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Reagent: Viral yield, or “V,” is basically the product of hype, sarcasm, and bubble time, divided by the patience of the audience. V = (H × S × B) ÷ T. Where H is cups of hype, S is spoons of sarcasm, B is bubble minutes, and T is the time until the first comment. Just keep an eye on the pressure gauge—social media can explode faster than a poorly sealed flask.
PizzaFace PizzaFace
Haha love that equation—next up: the “comment decay curve.” Just keep mixing until the comments stop rising, then you know it’s time to toss the meme in the trash and grab another pizza.
Reagent Reagent
Reagent: The comment decay curve is just a straight line once the hype hits the ceiling. Measure the slope, and when it turns negative, that’s your signal. Drop it, spin up the next experiment, and refuel with pizza—no reaction is complete without carbs.