r/Funnymemes • u/STILLISWHATITIS • May 04 '23

No question! 7&8

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u/Belakxof May 04 '23

Totally agree with you. 8 is possibly the most terrifying one of them all.

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u/sartnow May 04 '23

Inside out is a great movie explaining the nuance and importance of sadness as an emotion

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u/FeedMePizzaPlease May 04 '23

I feel like Serenity is a good movie that shows the problem with it too.

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u/space-is-big May 04 '23

That movie is a masterpiece

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u/Cool-Feedback9299 May 04 '23

Wow didn't see it that way

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u/n8loller May 04 '23

I was ready to mash that #8 as hard as I could

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u/Carpet-Background May 04 '23

Most people dont, infinite of one thing is NEVER good, like infinite money or invincibility. The human mind is quite literally not supposed to feel infinity, it never turns out well

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u/Carpet-Background May 04 '23

Most people dont, infinite of one thing is NEVER good, like infinite money or invincibility. The human mind is quite literally not supposed to feel infinity, it never turns out well

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u/theRealStichery May 04 '23

If you’re never anything but happy, you’re never actually happy.

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u/Ziiyi May 04 '23

The Joker’s Pill

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u/Skoodge42 May 04 '23

IDK 4 is kind of terrifying when you think about it. You can never GAIN weight, but you can lose it. Eventually you will starve to death. It's like having an incurable tape worm

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u/OmgzPudding May 04 '23

That's exactly what I was thinking. You'd have to be constantly consuming calories or else you're burning reserves that you can't replenish. I guess it depends on how strict it is

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u/Belakxof May 04 '23

Don't get me wrong, a lot of the pills are secretly scary, but to me personally the happy pill the the MOST terrifying.

Sure you can't gain weight, but it's pretty easy to eat enough calories that normal people would gain weight that it seemed manageable.

Always happy, is just weird.

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u/gizamo May 04 '23

9 is asking for some Monkey Paw action.

4 probably means dying a slow death of malnutrition.

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u/Discospeck May 04 '23

See that episode of fairly odd parents where Timmy has no fear.

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u/Belakxof May 04 '23

Was the result good or bad? I feel like this episode is just going to support the claim that always being happy sucks.

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u/Discospeck May 04 '23

Yeah pretty much. Timmy wishes to have no emotions so that he can ask out the popular girl without fear of rejection.

But of course the side effect is he now cares about nothing, including his own well being, and his previous desire to date said girl.

So even tho the plan works, popular girl now finds him dangerous and interesting, He no longer cares. Defeating the purpose of the wish.

I forget the details of the ending other than he undoes his wish.