The Internet is undefeated, my friends. If you maintain any sort of a social media presence, you are doubtlessly familiar with this week's hottest meme. It's not a single meme per se, nor even a single meme format. Rather, it's the interposition of the words "Epstein didn't kill himself" into virtually every meme format ever devised. When we sit back and consider the proliferation of Epstein-based memes, we can observe three things: 1) Memes are silly and amusing, but they are more than that. They have become an art form, a means of communication, a way to make a statement. They are the bastard child of newspaper editorials and satirical cartoons. Instead of partisan cartoonists satirizing the politicians they don't like, we have artisans everywhere challenging the immovable moors of society; which leads me to my next point. 2) Americans, and I suspect we're not unique in this, deal with the harsh realities of life through meme-based humor....