Apparently this reminder is needed.
It is a meme.
this post was submitted on 13 Dec 2023
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What kind of "tHaNk yOu fOr yOuR sErViCe"-brain nonsense made you think anything but a sliver of people would look at "man with gun" and think Seal?
Context clues? Every other image is of a seal.
For real. I'm Canadian. I had no idea that dude was a seal either by looking at the meme for the first time. I do, however, possess half a brain cell.
Like navy seal, makes sense after it's explained, at least to an american
Not military but it was easy, given the context. Literally basic critical thinking
I don't think you know what critical thinking means because it isn't "aware of niche American military units"
They've been reported on, popularized in western film/media for 30+ years but that isn't critical thinking. They just aren't very "niche".
You would use critical thinking to say " every other box is obviously a seal, so the first box, which I don't know, is also a seal. I wonder how, because I don't know much about military units, but am sure that's the name "seal" goes with box 1 too". That's critical thinking jimmy. Lemme know if you need help with your shoelaces or anything
That's inductive reasoning, Bobby, not critical thinking.
And yes, I gathered that this dude is apparently a seal of some sort, but that's not the English language, that's uncreative branding. It's the same word, reused, not a different word also spelled 'seal'.
Inductive reasoning is a critical thinking skill, James.
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:Argument_terminology_used_in_logic_(en).svg
Well, literally every other one here can be explained by the word seal and the meme is about how the words are the same. So...
That?