Of course, Trump supporters have pointed out that a paper-free desk doesn’t necessarily mean that no work is being done.

According to a 2013 study by Kathleen Vohs and others at the University of Minnesota, “working at a clean and prim desk may promote healthy eating, generosity and conventionality” (hmm).

More importantly, though, it is 2018. Surely Trump, as a modern-day president (and die-hard Twitter fan), is more likely to do the majority of his work by computer?

However, this suggestion was naturally met with scorn on Twitter. Mainly because… well, because there isn’t a computer on Trump’s desk, either.

“Even if he didn’t like working in hardcopy, you’d think there would at least be a laptop and some Post-its,” wrote one user.

“Ok so no paper = no work is not true because computers. So what does no computer mean?” wrote another.

And then, of course, came this damning response:

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