William Ngiam | 严祥全 @williamngiam.github.io · Nov 24

After seeing @micahgoldwater.bsky.social speak on memes as forms of argument-making, I've decided to livetweet what I can of the Australasian Society of Philosophy and Psychology conference #ASPP2025. Conservatives can see the effectiveness of liberal memes, whereas the reverse is not observed.

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William Ngiam | 严祥全 · Nov 24

The perceived funniness of the meme interacted with the agreement with the point made by the meme; a funnier meme will need less to be agreed with. Using memes that provide the analogy and logic of the argument are more effective!