This meme from 1921 proves we haven't changed at all in 100-years

Source: @YoRHaw

97-years old and still relevant...

This is 2018, the digital age, a place where the internet has become the collective voice of society. And how do we use this great voice we've been given?

We make memes. Lots and lots of memes.

But, as it turns out, memes as we know them aren't anything new!

In fact they've been doing the rounds for almost a Century it would appear, and they're more or less the exact same as today as they once were.

Case in point, this comic strip from a Newspaper in 1921:

this comic strip from 1921 is really relatable to this day pic.twitter.com/DXCpl923Iy

— wida (@YoRHaw) April 15, 2018

Seriously, that's something you'd expect to see while mindlessly scrolling through your news feed.

And it seems people were quite fascinated with this piece of meming-history:

We’ve been making memes for over a hundred years. We just didn’t have the internet.

— Scott Pell (@svederik) April 15, 2018

So literally nothing has changed in comedy. https://t.co/nfTyH74nfX

— ?J.R. Dawson ? (@J_R_Dawson) April 15, 2018

if you can't handle/you don't deserve https://t.co/zpQI1T5M58

— Rebecca Christopher (@christrebecca) April 15, 2018

Vintage shitpost https://t.co/zX2KBl8cx8

— Sprang Break... FO'EVER... (@NavyHuskie) April 15, 2018

This has been a mood ever since the camera was invented https://t.co/eHZvIpql64

— Hammer Jorts (@LachlanTemplar) April 15, 2018

Humanity's relationship with the camera https://t.co/9TCykGV3UC

— Stān (@Fourteenpounds) April 15, 2018