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            1 # 2021-10-23 06:42:46.099226 UTC (+0000)
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            3 Update on Meme Science
            4 
            5 Fellow researchers on meme have found interesting insights on how memes
            6 can bring us prosperity and a better future:
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            8 https://psycnet.apa.org/record/2021-92499-001?doi=1
            9 
           10 > In terms of psychological responses, we found that meme viewing (vs.
           11 > nonmeme content) was associated with stronger cuteness responses, higher
           12 > levels of reported humor, more positive emotions, and lower levels of
           13 > information processing.
           14 
           15 Yay! #accelerating-science
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           17 gopher://bitreich.org/9/memecache/accelerating-science.mkv
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           19 > Furthermore, because memes generated positive emotions that were in
           20 > turn related to increased COVID-19 coping efficacy, a path analysis found
           21 > that viewing memes, as compared with nonmeme content, indirectly
           22 > increased COVID-19 coping efficacy.
           23 
           24 The holocentric approach of memes work out in all parts of life, as it
           25 seems. #happy
           26 
           27 gopher://bitreich.org/9/memecache/happy.mp4
           28 
           29 > Looking at the effects of meme type, we found that memes featuring
           30 > animals were rated as cuter than memes with humans, though the former
           31 > engendered lower information processing and predicted lower coping
           32 > efficacy than did human memes. Cuteness responses, generally, were
           33 > associated with decreased coping efficacy.
           34 
           35 Have you seen our #leaf-duck?
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           37 gopher://bitreich.org/9/memecache/leaf-duck.mp4
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           39 Or the reverse leaf duck?
           40 
           41 gopher://bitreich.org/9/memecache/filter/reverse-leaf-duck.mkv
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           43 > Information processing was, in turn, associated with increased coping
           44 > efficacy. This research demonstrates that memes, particularly those that
           45 > relate to a highly stressful context, may help support efforts to cope
           46 > with the stressor.
           47 
           48 In reaction to those results, adc added a new specifically anti
           49 depression filter for annna:
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           51 08:48:12   @__20h__ | annna, please antidepressant #life-under-systemd
           52 08:48:13      annna | __20h__,
           53 gopher://bitreich.org/9/memecache/filter/antidepressant-life-under-systemd.jpg
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           55 
           56 Further research:
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           58 https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC7712418/
           59         * Memes in higher education.
           60 
           61 https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC7416835/
           62         * Meme experience by a frontline meme worker.
           63 
           64 https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC6816797/
           65         * Using memes to save lives through error education.
           66 
           67 Everyone is welcome to contribute to this emerging interesting field (and
           68 get funding into it so we have nicer golden water taps in our ivory tower)!
           69 
           70 
           71 Sincerely yours,
           72 
           73 20h
           74 Chief Meme Officer (CMO)
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           76