A common mistake of older generations is analyzing the memes of the younger generation with a magnifying glass, resulting in absurdities. E.g. greatest gen setting off a moral panic about Louie Louie, or playing Beatles songs backward for satanic content. This is what’s happening with the Andrew Tate discourse. Skibidi toilet is post-post-modern absurdism and Tate is post-post-modern return of the strong gods. The youth must pick a meme, and the real challenge is picking the right one—but neither of them will hold up under a magnifying glass. And it makes the inspector look ridiculous