Non Sequitur by Wiley Miller for August 15, 2023

That has to reduce the number of twits

So…I guess the three-hour hour isn’t a meme…

Yeah, there’s the type of ‘critical thinking’ where the talk show hosts spends three hours whining, and then there’s the type where you realize that he just changed his position 180 degrees from yesterday.

Critical thinking is a great idea. Or may be. Depending on which of the dozens of definitions you follow.

Many are critical of critical thinking especially if it’s thinking and drinking.

The bartender needs to work on his time concepts.

A bar’s named “hours” usually last longer than 60 minutes.

Look, just speak softly and carry a big stick – now where have I heard that before?? Possibly another meme …

“What is the origin of the term meme? The term meme was introduced in 1976 by British evolutionary biologist Richard Dawkins. He conceived of memes as the cultural parallel to biological genes and considered them as being in control of their own reproduction.” (Britannica)

Thusly, critically thinking-wise, 5-8 could mean out-of-control orgy hours.

Graphic Memes are fun to make – but not as much fun as the reactions they cause.

Nobody looks happy, so I guess they did need to change the name.

“… A 3-hour tour.”

If you say you disagree with the new policy, you better not meme it.

And here I thought all along that meme was just another cry by an unhappy narcissist.

“Critical Thinking Hour”? A bunch of guys get drunk and swap syllogisms?

That would be pleasant.

Today people are making a living scientifically debunking 1950s comic books. Yeah, Superman is not stronger than the Hulk. What the heck is going on here?!

Perhaps a “no troll” hour?

That sounds like one of those ideas that will spread through the culture by imitation. :)

That’s a shame! There are so many good ones today!

Shouldn’t it be “no meme hours?”

I’ve never seen anyone meme in a bar, but then I haven’t been in a bar for over 10 years.

In other words, nobody can use their phone for 3 hours

I doubt that people who hang out in bars are capable of Critical Thinking for minutes, let alone hours.

It’s not that all memes are bad; it’s just that the bad ones seem to spread further faster and cause more problems.

“.. and on one of these occasions when the bar was pretty full, and the local blokes were arguin’ assorted kinds of bull, I heard a conversation, most peculiar in its way ..” The Integrated Adjective, by John O’grady.

Happy Hour rebranded.