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Palace of the Republic
(place)
1
— East German parliament building (1976-2008) that also served as public space with shops, restaurants, and cultural venue...
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GDR (German Democratic Republic)
(place)
1
— East Germany, referenced as the state that operated the Palace of the Republic.
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Machine Gun Kelly (MGK)
(person)
1
— A musician discussed as the definitive example of an 'industry blank' who constantly reinvents himself across different ...
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Bad Boy
(place)
1
— A record label run by Diddy that first signed Machine Gun Kelly.
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Tall Poppy Syndrome
(concept)
1
— Irish cultural tendency to cut down or resent those who achieve success or stand out, requiring constant self-deprecatio...
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The Sphere
(place)
1
— A large spherical entertainment venue in Las Vegas praised as an amazing piece of technology despite being potentially t...
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Sympathy is a Knife
(album)
1
— A Charli XCX song interpreted as self-introspective exploration of inability to mask emotions rather than an attack on a...
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Hootsuite
(place)
1
— Social media management platform whose sales representatives engage in aggressive cold-calling tactics.
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Chippendale
(place)
1
— Sydney neighborhood that contains the historic Strickland Building, surrounded by modern architecture.
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Katie Hopkins
(person)
1
— British media personality cited as an example of a provocateur who can be effectively no-platformed due to lack of indep...
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Brandeis
(place)
1
— University attended by Liz Bruenig and a Reddit poster, with a predominantly Jewish student population
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Dolce & Gabbana
(person)
1
— Fashion brand that sued Diet Prada for defamation
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Diet Prada
(place)
1
— Instagram account run by Tony Liu and Lindsey Schuyler that was sued by Dolce & Gabbana for defamation
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Tony Liu
(person)
1
— Co-founder of Diet Prada criticized as 'vile' in connection with Dolce & Gabbana lawsuit
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Lindsey Schuyler
(person)
1
— Co-founder of Diet Prada criticized as 'vile' in connection with Dolce & Gabbana lawsuit
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Pushkin
(person)
1
— Russian writer cited for the observation that 'Othello is not jealous, he is trusting'
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Reichstag fire
(concept)
1
— Historical event used as comparison for sensationalized Trump-era news stories by leftists
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Persona 5
(film)
1
— Video game whose protagonist is referenced as the ideal of femboy aesthetics
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Blair-era Labour Party
(concept)
1
— British political era referenced ironically in a satirical post about loyalty to the system
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Lynchian
(concept)
1
— Aesthetic concept coined by David Foster Wallace describing 'the unbelievably grotesque existing in union with the unbel...
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Panama Papers
(concept)
1
— Referenced as a comparison for hypothetical mass exposure of elite pedophile networks, representing large-scale document...
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Jesse Eisenberg
(person)
1
— Actor mentioned as part of the 'whimpy whiney loser' typecast group, compared unfavorably to Paul Dano's acting abilitie...
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Interpersonal Functioning in Borderline Personality Disorder Traits: A Social Media Perspective
(book)
1
— 2020 academic study cited as proving that people displaying BPD symptoms are more likely to post more on social media, e...
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Dale-Chall readability formula
(concept)
1
— Text analysis metric used to assign grade levels to writing, from '4th grader' to 'College level', used in analyzing sub...
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VADER sentiment score
(concept)
1
— Sentiment analysis tool designed for social media that assigns positive, negative, and neutral sentiment scores, used to...
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Jay Bauman
(person)
1
— A member of RedLetterMedia described as a 'glow up hero' in a discussion about the channel being Red Scare-adjacent.
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Scary of 61st
(film)
1
— A film that RedLetterMedia favorably reviewed, mentioned as a point in favor of the channel being Red Scare-adjacent.
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Sebastiane
(film)
1
— A gay art house film about Saint Sebastian with entirely Latin dialogue, described as essentially softcore porn, which a...
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Vice Media
(place)
1
— A media company that filed for bankruptcy, known for drug dealer interviews, food content, and war reporting.
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The Glow Pt 2
(album)
1
— An album by Phil Elverum praised for making loneliness and longing palatable, and for turning personal tragedy into beau...
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Nothing Gold Can Stay
(book)
1
— A poem by Robert Frost referenced as an example of poetry children were made to memorize and recite.
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The Arrow and the Song
(book)
1
— A poem by Henry Wadsworth Longfellow referenced as an example of poetry children were made to memorize and recite.
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Henry Wadsworth Longfellow
(person)
1
— A poet whose work 'The Arrow and the Song' was referenced as poetry children memorized.
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Saint Sebastian
(person)
1
— A Christian saint and martyr who is the subject of the film Sebastiane.
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The Real Anthony Fauci
(book)
1
— A book by RFK Jr. that makes controversial claims about Anthony Fauci with extensive footnotes and sources, described as...
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Ivermectin
(concept)
1
— A drug that RFK Jr. is described as being obsessed with in his book about Fauci.
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Nigerian American
(concept)
1
— Cultural identity referenced in the context of parental expectations around marriage and career timing.
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Pixel 4a
(concept)
1
— A cheap non-iPhone smartphone option that reliably traveled the country and globe before dying.
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Cat SS2
(concept)
1
— A smartphone with a T9 keyboard designed to provide friction to reduce scrolling behavior.
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Barclays Center
(place)
1
— Brooklyn venue near which someone was scouted while working at a chicken joint.
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Ethereal Darkwave
(concept)
1
— A music genre with a distinctive visual aesthetic in album covers.
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Tal Hanan
(person)
1
— A 50-year-old former Israeli special forces operative who runs a team that claims to have manipulated more than 30 elect...
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Sichuan cuisine
(concept)
1
— One of eight major Chinese food traditions, considered superior to most Japanese or Korean food by the poster.
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Weight Watchers
(concept)
1
— Commercial weight loss program that coworkers are all paying for while complaining about being fat.
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Hobby Lobby
(place)
1
— Craft store chain referenced as source of decorative signs for coworker home decor.
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Logan's Run
(film)
1
— 1976 science fiction film noted for its casual nudity and non-sexualized display of the female form.
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A Hidden Life
(film)
1
— 2017 film about dignity and morality that references George Eliot's Middlemarch in its epigraph about unhistoric acts.
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Queen Elizabeth III
(person)
1
— Fictional or conspiratorial figure invoked in alternative history belief system about black enslavement.
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Dries Van Noten
(person)
1
— Belgian fashion designer who invited Kanye West to dinner after a runway show in the late 2010s.
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Russian Empire
(concept)
1
— Historical Russian state that held its last major ball at the Winter Palace in 1903.
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