The photo shows a detail of a wall, likely part of a historical building. Embedded in the wall is a decorative, sculpted element resembling a column or pillar. The joke, expressed in the accompanying tweet, plays on the perceived naivety of attributing a modern event (a possible earthquake) to a historical cause, in this case, a modern American warship. The tweet sarcastically points out the absurdity of this idea. The joke relies on the historical context of Mimar Sinan, a renowned Ottoman architect. The post highlights the expertise of a long-ago master craftsman, while simultaneously suggesting the ridiculousness of the claim that a modern American ship could have caused historical earthquakes. The tweet suggests that it is embarrassing to attribute such modern events to a cause that is not historically tied to the event. Essentially, the joke is about blaming something too recent for something very old. Mimar Sinan'ın 500 yıl önce tasarladığı deprem önleyici sistemle kıyaslanarak, depremin nedenine dair asılsız iddiaların saçmalığı eleştiriliyor.