Are memes the next evolution of the English Language, like are we transferring to a substantial step like from Old to Middle English? Will people someday communicate entirely in memes and it be unintelligible to people who were not alive when the meme was created?
Imagine court cases argued in memes, for example the Scopes Monkey Trial:
>implying God exists
>*tips fedora*
>>OBJECTION! Cancer
>he's using le hat maymay as an argument *shows laughinggirls.jpg*
No, language becomes more complex through history.
>>8018148
How so? I'd say it changes, but not necessarily becomes more complex.
>>8018148
is more abstract not more complex? Imagine if you had to explain the *tips fedora* meme to someone, those two words represent a lot of knowledge and emotions.
>>8018148
it becomes less comples you fuckhead
Their
They're
There
is going to be There in the next 100 years
that's 1 of 1500 examples
Imagine poems written in memes
It was a kekkedy kek night
and I was like a reaction gif
when a gentleman helped a lady
walking across the street.
I just come across him
and they giggled
"here come dat boi!
o shit waddup".
Then I understood,
he was just a based fedora
rolling into the deep
of his enlightenment.
there's already one produced short live-action screenplay with dialogue written entirely in Meme English:
http://www.brazzers.com/scenes/view/id/9470/meme-lover-parody/
