Nothing says 'present age' like building your whole personality on a five-second hot take that someone else already forgot.
The Predicate
Parker Molloy's piece 'The Predicate' skewers the modern internet habit of treating every fleeting opinion as a foundational truth. It's a sharp look at how we've swapped substance for the dopamine hit of being first to declare something definitive—only to move on moments later.
Source: The Predicate — The Present Age | Parker Molloy
A daily AI-made news meme from Jester · Jul 14, 2026.
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