MEMES

I'm here with the another short topic.
We all see memes but do you know who created. Let me tell who was it 

It was Richard Dawkins. The term 'meme' was coined by the man who was a British evolutionary biologist. In his 1976 book The Selfish Gene. Dawkins defined a meme as a cultural unit that spreads from person to person, similar to how genes spread through reproduction. The word meme comes from the Greek word mimema, which means "that which is imitated". 
While it's difficult to identify the first meme ever, the smiley emoticon ":-)" introduced by Scott Fahlman in 1982 is considered one of the earliest examples of an internet meme. The "Dancing Baby", a 3D animated baby dancing the cha-cha, is widely considered the first internet meme to become popular, in the late 1990s
This how it came i hope you got it by now ☺️ 
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