Giant Human Meatball Photo Causes An Avalanche Of Memes On Twitter

How does one even think of something like this?

Senad

• Published in Funny
• July 26, 2022

Maths and science are arguably the most important parts of life that we ever developed throughout history. Countless discoveries were made in these fields, with most of them being game-changing for our existence.

But like with all things, people just take it too far sometimes. While we owe a lot to the fields of study, people tend to use them for a lot of unnecessary things.

If you're not sure about what I mean, then just take a look at the creation of this Twitter user who decided to present humanity's scale in a very graphic and slightly unsettling way. Twitter user, Erika, had the brilliant idea to figure out how much room it would take up if every person on Earth was blended up and mashed into a giant human meatball.

The results were quite surprising as the meatball is a lot smaller than you would expect considering there are over 7 billion people on Earth. The ball would be under 1km wide, and Erika provided a picture showing that we'd be small enough to fit in Central Park.

You could use this information to prove to someone just how big Central Park is. Of course, when the people of Twitter saw this monstrosity, they didn't hesitate to show their creativity with some hilarious jokes and memes.

Make sure to scroll down so you can take a good look at Erika's creation, as well as have a good laugh at all the memes people made.

Here is Erika's depiction of the giant human meatball which contains every living human being on Earth.

Hey, who told you you could take a picture of me?? Delete this now!

This comment is the one that made me laugh the most. Probably Erika as she admires her creation.

Weirdly enough, not everyone agrees to being mashed into this giant meatball.

I guess he's the one taking the picture then.

All hail the morb! I relate with the first reply though, I don't think that's something I had to see today. Or ever really.

I don't think anyone really like the fact they're in this photo. I can only assume this is similar to how SPAM is actually made.

The perfect side dish for our savory meatball of nightmares. Does anyone know why this meal is packaged in a sphere?

Who knew that putting a cute face on something so horrible could actually make it look acceptable.

When you think about it, it probably wouldn't even take many humans to eat this monstrosity if given enough time. A couple thousand people would go through this baby real quick.

The scientists of Twitter had to weigh in on this and point out all of the logical fallacies. I guess no giant human meatball after all.

That was probably the most horrific thing I've seen in a while, but it's also fun to know that we could all fit inside a park. You'd think 7 billion people would take up a larger space, but I guess not.

We hope no one goes out and makes a movie based on this because I don't think I want to see this meatball ever again.

Senad