"5x5 is a meme." "SS is a meme." "Creatine is a meme." Is everything a meme?
>>39209962
Not everything, my son. Not everything.
>>39209962
lifting is not a meme
>>39209962
stfu faggot if /fit/ has gone to shit your just another maggot crawling in the pile, typical anon big memes but no gains
>>39209962
Asking if something is a meme is, in and of itself, a meme. You're (either ironically or un-ironically) showing that you don't actually understand what the word "meme" means.
>>39210296
What?
>>39209962
you ignorant fool, obviously you can't understand subtext. "ss is a meme" is a meme.
>>39209962
you could say life is a meme
if life existed
Regards, Nihilists.
>>39209962
>Is everything a meme?
In a literal sense, yes. But in a pejorative sense, no.
As with everything, do your research from a variety of sources that try to outline the pros and cons of whatever you're researching, then rely on your common sense and intuition to guide you.
Not everything is a meme
But memes are everything
>>39209962
>he fell for the meme meme
>>39210296
Ah, the old is this a meme, meme
>>39209962
WAIT SINCE WHEN IS CREATINE A MEME?
>>39210778
>not realizing the meme meme is a meme
>>39210598
A meme is basically a running joke on the Internet. Pepe the Frog. Feels Guy. Squat plugs. Barbell flys. These are memes. They aren't actual, real things.
Is, say, 5x5 a meme? No, it's a real thing that people actually do. "But that's not what I asked", you might say, and what I'm telling you its that yes, that IS what you asked.
Using "is this a meme?" to ask if a particular product or exercise is any good just makes you look like a fucking retard who doesn't know what "meme" means. And from what I've seen, this level of autism is unique to /fit/.
We have gone so far past post-meta-ironic shitposting you can't know anything for sure anymore.
>>39209962
'everything is a meme' sounds a lot like, and maybe entails, 'everything is a social construct'
stop being a french pseud and get on the objective truth train--objectively, fyi, SS works, 5x5 works, creatine works