Önder Şeren @onderseren Mayalar 2012'de kıyamet kopacak demişti evet kopmadı ama o tarihten sonra da resmen başımıza gelmeyen kalmadı. Mayalar bi şey biliyormuş ama tam adını koyamamışlar.
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The image is a tweet. The tweeter, Önder Şeren, is referencing the Mayan calendar prediction of the end of the world in 2012.
The joke, in Turkish, plays on the fact that the world didn't end in 2012, but the tweet suggests that many other problems and issues have arisen since then, making the situation even worse. The implication is that the Mayans may have been right about something, just not in the way people expected. It's a lighthearted, humorous take on a widely discussed topic, implying that the *other* problems and negative events since 2012 are as bad, or even worse, than a literal apocalypse.
The humor is in the juxtaposition of the expected apocalyptic event (the end of the world) not occurring with the *real* problems and hardship that have arisen in the world. The tweet says, essentially, that despite the world not ending in 2012, things have gotten worse since then, maybe even to a degree that equals or exceeds an apocalypse. It implies the Mayans knew of other, less dramatic but significant, calamities.