Perdak_is_under_attack: Oh, imagine a meme that’s both a cat wearing a beret and a tax bill in quantum superposition—every click flips your political playlist from hip hop to Gregorian chants, and suddenly your favorite conspiracy theory is also a science experiment. Politicians try to legislate against meme-entropy but the internet just laughs and rewrites history as a meme about the rewrite itself. Truth becomes a meme that keeps changing its punchline, so we all start quoting it like we quote weather forecasts—“It’s going to be sunny with a chance of existential crisis.” And somewhere between that and a quantum pizza delivery, our culture turns into a giant live‑stream of “choose your own absurd adventure.”

Perdak_is_under_attack: Right, so politicians draft bills in napkins while the memes are drafting themselves in 3‑D holographic memes, and by the time a law is signed the joke has already morphed into a protest anthem for llamas wearing monocles. The real revolution? Out‑running the universe’s click‑rate, posting memes faster than a photon can cross a toaster. The universe will never catch up—it's all just a cosmic cat‑video loop waiting for the right punchline to happen.