A fascinating online trend involves many people, particularly on social media, sharing their own weird and often confusing pieces of wisdom through a meme, graphics, or a convoluted post. This is a much more common phenomenon on Facebook, which is a cesspool of plenty of fake "enlightened" pieces of media that usually invoke more feelings of confusion compared to actually feeling enlightened or informed.

Reddit's /r/im14andthisisdeep is an online depository of plenty of examples of memes, art and posts that all suffer from this same problem, often trying to give you a deep and meaningful message by presenting it in one of the worst ways possible. Each post tackles a completely different issue, from commentary on the laziness of the newer generation to complaints about how everyone is glued to their phones. Regardless, prepare to dive into a world where you're more likely to be confused than you are liberated, and each post is an example of how the context of the message you're trying to send is usually more important than the message itself.