While I should have spent the past few days finishing my post on Othello’s “Arabian trees” that drop “medicinable gum,” I, instead, spent the last day or so working on a new late medieval/ early modern meme experiment. The “Harlem Shake” phenomenon’s coolness has dissipated in about the amount of time it takes to watch a Harlem Shake video, but I decided to try my hand at making one anyway.
Taking the Danse Macabre as my inspiration, I present you with this:
What better way to celebrate the death of a meme, than to meme death itself?






Anne says:
senseshaper says:
Thanks, Thony! Hopefully I will post a few things soon that classify under the “serious” history of science posts. 🙂