Scientifically speaking, what makes frogposters superior?

>>16702931 (OP)
Frogposters utilize low-resolution amphibians to express high-resolution emotions. Through the weaponization of irony, detachment, and pixelated despair, they bypass conventional communication norms to achieve maximum emotional damage with minimum JPEG size. This study concludes that frogposting is not just a meme it’s a coping mechanism wrapped in a vibe, wrapped in a frog.

>>16704028
Intredasting, so you're saying that the relative density of information communicated by frogposting is greater than that contained in the image itself? Much in the same way how Chinese has some of the highest information densities of any language.

>>16704053
>low-res frog
>high-res pain
>1 jpeg = 1000 emotions
>they think it's just a meme
>it's actually a cry for help wrapped in irony
>frogposters won
>they don’t even know there was a war

>>16702931 (OP)
They have a silly sense of humor.
Pepe and Apu are the single most relatable characters ever created.

>>16702931 (OP)

Frogposters = based
Everyone else = cringe

Having the will to post a frogpost takes a certain level of humility, which is key to good humor. They post frogs because they genuinely like frogs. No amount of “ew stupid frog” will deter them. Based.

Many years ago I thought frogposting was retarded. But then I tried it and now I frogpost about 20 times per day every day. I realise now that it is both enjoyable and necessary. Frogposters are the heroes 4chan needs.