Hailed by members of the online community as a groundbreaking and radical new voice, blogger Charles Edo has taken the internet by storm in recent weeks with a series of posts in which he conveys his opinions using the rhetorical device of sarcasm, sources reported Thursday. Astounded readers of Edos Tumblr blog reported that the 26-year-old has found a way to write about both politics and popular culture with a sarcastic tone, in the process creating an entirely unique style of commentary never before observed in the blogosphere. A couple weeks ago he posted this thing saying he really loved the Dexter series finale, but it was weirdhe kept calling the episode great while detailing all of its flaws, said reader Ryan Zalch, explaining his initial puzzlement with Edos sarcasm. Then suddenly it hit me: This guy didnt actually like the show at all. Somehow, he was writing the literal opposite of what he meant, going way over-the-top with what seemed like praise to express his hatred. Its this whole new way of conveying ideas about something, Zalch added. Its confusing at first, but once you understand how it works, its incredibly impressive. According to sources, Edos most popular blog postswhich include 7 Reasons Robin Thicke Is The Greatest Artist Of His Generation, Thanks, I Didnt Want Health Insurance Anyway, and Rape Is Always Hilariousall employ the same subtle, highly innovative technique, which inevitably catches visitors to his site off-guard. Last month, a 400-word post about Fall Fashion Week filled with gushing, effusive language reportedly left many readers with their heads spinning: Edos tongue-in-cheek approach was so unfamiliar to them that most had to read the piece through two or three times before they realized the authors enthusiasm was, in fact, completely feigned. Internet experts have declared that Edos ability to use sarcasm to hide meaning between the lines is nothing short of revolutionary. How on earth did he ever come up with the idea to start writing in this voiceand on the web, of all places? said Laura Hudson, culture and entertainment editor of Wired.com. Thats the question everyone is asking right now. Wed never seen anything like it until this guy came along. Theres even a certain tone in his work thats almost kind of snarky, you know? And that kind of thing could become a real game-changer for voices on the internet. This is a blogger who is showing us what can be done with the medium, Hudson added. Its truly visionary stuff. At present, Edos ability to send shockwaves through the internet shows no signs of letting up, with the online community reportedly reeling from his current series of posts on the budget stalemate in Washington, the latest of which is titled, Thats Okay, Its Not Like The Government Does Anything Useful. I dont see why shutting down the government is such a big deal anyway, Edos post reads in part, a statement that readers should be advised not to take at face value, for it in fact represents the opposite of the authors true opinion. I heard there are some mothers who arent getting the vouchers they need to buy baby formula, and I think thats great. Just great. Do you know whats even better? The fact that military families arent getting benefits when a loved one dies in Afghanistan. Made my day when I heard that. Experts agreed Edos sarcastic sensibility has caused the online world its greatest shock since 2010, when everything was thrown into upheaval by a blogger who was especially pointed and sassy. 