>>2485801

>>2485890

>>2485587

Agree proofs need to be simplified for normies. Kek, I've been here from Day 1 and still need some topics/themes simplified.

To me this is where the brilliance of memetics come in. I mean a picture does indeed speak a thousand words.

There are tons of memes already in the war room. No doubt we'll need more.

But I think the first order of business, rather than re-inventing the wheel, would be:

1. Check the war room and meme libraries.

2. Identify which proofs are needed and appear easiest to digest or prove.

3, Group these by "themes"

1. Brainstorm photos that would capture attention–then go look for them. I personally like Black & White photos as they're clean, simple, and somewhat eye-catching in this world of overly stimulated visuals.

2. Identify short messages to capture attention – keep 'em BRIEF and BOLD. ( Questions often work for serious matters particularly.)

3. Use a meme generator if you're not a graphic artist such as:

https://www.sparknotes.com/drama/oedipus/characters/

1. Upload photos and add your message.

2. For consistency, you might consider adding a small-text box at the bottom of each meme which directs the reader to investigate further at: https://threadreaderapp.com/thread/1015666794986594304.html

3. Wash, rinse, repeat.

>>2486550

Doh. Forget to indicated LAST BREAD.

>>2486772

>>2486659

These are awesome, Anon. Great advice, too!