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We're really loving these dank "domino effect" memes that have been popping up literally all over the internet as of late. Memers have been using them to express how things can seemingly go from completely innocent to full-on WTF-ery in a chain reaction. The memes have been used to satirically explain everything from history to Minecraft.
It's true what they say - history does tend to repeat itself. If you want to freshen up on your historical knowledge and make sure that history indeed does not repeat itself, then perhaps take a little scroll through these memes. We promise they're a lot better than sitting in class!
Let's face it, history class is really boring. Who wants to learn by reading out of a boring-a** textbook? And beside, chances are you probably won't remember anything you read after the exam is over anyway. History memes serve as a fun way to cram that historical knowledge into your noggin.
If you don't totally understand all of these memes, then don't worry too much. Dank memes are meant to be extra bizarre, to the point that you kind of need to be an internet junkie to fully understand them all. Think of them as the internet's most niche inside jokes.
Ever get harassed by your siblings or a friend and plug your ears up saying "I CAN'T HEAR YOU"? This meme is basically the "adult" version, dealing with the inconvenient truths we either don't want to, or straight up refuse to, acknowledge. 'The meme is super similar to the classic Scroll of Truth memes, and people have started to attack this new format because of it. We just relish the opportunity to mock ideologies.
These memes might not reveal the meaning of life, but they'll definitely trigger anyone who studied philosophy in school. For more of this theory goodness, visit Welcome to the desert of the meme on Facebook.
