Probably the best way to reach the masses today is through graphics and short statements. I tried to convey what I've learned from farsight in such a way. Granted, it's just a ripoff of pictures one after another with cheap text. But I think all that's needed is that fast repeating kick to keep someone's attention.

I'm going somewhere further with this, but I'm tired now and decided I'll post a bunch now. I don't care whom uses or copies it, just hoping something effective gets out there. Maybe I'll have time to do more tomorrow.

I put up a tiktok for it. Farsight do tell me if you can if it sounds like I'm saying something inaccurate.

Yeah, Lori Williams puts out CRV related memes like this all the time on Linkedin.

Have been a couple of times I've pointed out some limitations with them / not particularly true in my case, but generally I find them inoffensive.

(Meme, meaning; a mental virus that seeks to be copied around information space regardless of truthful or falsehood content. Origin of concept- Richard Dawkins.)

https://www.howtogeek.com/356232/what-is-a-meme/

They're actually banned in the Russian Commonwealth. A huge source for them are Gifs, because they animate.

This one I like using on Discord when I get something right.

https://tenor.com/en-GB/view/anubis-dance-dancing-gif-11875720

https://media1.tenor.com/images/0a18c5ca22b27f1ef59cd6449f735e97/tenor.gif?itemid=11875720

Tenor actually lets you add captions to existing Gifs. Although I can offer no warranty with using them, because it's possible to put some interesting malware inside computer graphic files.