Regex Explained Recursively

Description

A mostly blank white meme image has the heading "Regex explained with Regex:" near the upper left. Under it is a dense five-line regular expression full of anchors, nested groups, character classes, escaped brackets, lookaround-like constructs, named group syntax, and the final visible ending "$(?(N)(?!))"; the bottom-left watermark reads "t.me/dev_meme." The joke is that explaining regular expressions with another regular expression makes the subject maximally self-referential and unreadable. It captures the familiar senior-engineer tradeoff where regex can be concise, correct, and still hostile to future maintainers.