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Themes: knowyourmeme and shills Story: In a world of memes and shills, it's important to know who's behind your favorite memes and who you should trust. With this in mind, a wholesome story about a young man who learns the importance of self- awareness begins. Generate The meme-factory was a noisy, smoky place. The smell of burning chemicals and the sound of metal on metal were the only things in the air. But there was also the smell of excitement, of people working together to produce something new and amazing. It was a place where anyone could be a shill. Generate Some people believe that memes are a way to learn about different cultures and their customs. Others think that memes are just a way for people to make fun of other people. But no one knows for sure. Generate In the user-generated meme world, there is no such thing as a free lunch. You can find anything and everything on the internet, but the catch is that you have to know how to find it. And that's where the shills come in. They are the people who bilk you money by spreading misinformation and creating fake memes. Generate When the members of the wholesome group were discussing how to make their meme campaign more effective, they came up with the idea to hire a shills. A shills is someone who pretends to be someone they're not in order to try and spread the word of the wholesome group to as many people as possible. Generate The memes are everywhere. They're small, one-line jokes that circulate on the internet and get shared millions of times. But they can be just as powerful as the thoughts they promote. Some memes are harmless, like the one that says "I'm not a feminist, but I do believe in choice." But others are more harmful, like the one that says "I'm not a racist, but I do believe in diversity." The memes can be dangerous because they can promote discrimination and hatred. But that's why it's important to know your meme. What are the things that are in it for? Generate

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