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Mary Anne Walkley
(person)
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— 20-year-old dressmaker who died after working 26.5 hours straight, documented in Marx's Capital as an example of extreme...
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Princess of Wales
(person)
1
— Newly-imported British royal for whom Mary Anne Walkley and other workers labored to create ball dresses.
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Stockton Rush
(person)
1
— Millionaire who died in his own company's submersible, whose name is described as fitting for a playwright's character d...
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Western Union
(place)
1
— Money transfer service mentioned as a means for remittances to Latin America that could be banned to encourage self-depo...
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One World Government
(concept)
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— Conspiracy theory framework referenced in discussion of immigration enforcement as serving left-right dialectics.
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Intersectional Theory
(concept)
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— Theoretical framework criticized as being appropriated by insincere people to appoint themselves as unaccountable moral ...
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Positive Mental Attitude (PMA)
(concept)
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— Philosophy advocating for positive thinking as conducive to attracting happiness and prosperity, presented as alternativ...
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Google Fi
(concept)
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— Google's mobile phone service criticized for having annoying YouTube commercials with stupid songs
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Baby Yoda
(concept)
1
— Character from Star Wars franchise associated with modern liberalism and performative joy over political outcomes
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Trauma Dumping
(concept)
1
— Phenomenon where people share deeply personal information with near-strangers, leaving the recipient unsure how to respo...
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John Hinckley Jr
(person)
1
— Would-be presidential assassin whose music-making is compared to Daniel Johnston's lo-fi aesthetic
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Sensitivity readers
(concept)
1
— Editorial professionals employed by publishers to scan manuscripts for problematic content, criticized as producing cens...
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Ja'mie
(person)
1
— A character from Australian comedy who a user suggests would be a Red Scare podcast listener based on her personality.
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Duluth
(place)
1
— Bob Dylan's childhood city in Minnesota, described by Knausgård as appearing gray and industrial by day but magical at n...
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Snorlax
(concept)
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— Pokemon character that a sleeping student was photoshopped as in a humorous graduate school incident.
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Jigglypuff
(concept)
1
— Pokemon character that a monotonous professor was photoshopped as, with the joke being that Jigglypuff's song puts every...
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Josh Homme
(person)
1
— Musician who collaborated with Alex Turner and is suggested to have influenced Turner's shift toward a faux-American cro...
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The Last Shadow Puppets
(album)
1
— Side project of Alex Turner described as incredible and influential on the last two Arctic Monkeys albums.
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Six Feet Beneath the Moon
(album)
1
— King Krule album cited as his most popular work despite being middling in his discography
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Salad Days
(album)
1
— Mac DeMarco album cited as his most popular work despite being middling in his discography
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SUNY Binghamton
(place)
1
— State University of New York campus referenced disparagingly in context of financial industry workers during economic re...
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Russia-Ukraine War
(concept)
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— The military conflict used as a comparison point for potential escalation in the Balkans.
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The Olympians
(concept)
1
— The ancient Greek pantheon of gods, discussed as an alternative to modern Christianity in Greece.
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Shinto
(concept)
1
— The traditional Japanese religion discussed as a lost alternative to modern atheism in Japan.
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Mimetic Collapse
(concept)
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— A concept from Freddie deBoer about how online discourse becomes unhinged and removed from everyday experience.
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Ukraine War Military Casualties
(concept)
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— The approximately 200,000 military deaths in Ukraine since the Russian invasion, discussed as a tragic reality.
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The Rural Electrification Act of 1936
(concept)
1
— One of FDR's signature New Deal programs that brought electricity to rural America, discussed in the context of art exhi...
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Tortured artist
(concept)
1
— A myth discussed on the subreddit that emotional suffering is necessary for artistic creation, challenged by a poster wh...
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Social anxiety
(concept)
1
— Mental health condition discussed by a poster who describes being nervous, awkward, and unable to change despite many at...
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PFAS chemicals
(concept)
1
— Industrial chemicals theorized by a poster to be responsible for increased mental illnesses including autism, anxiety di...
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New York Times Book Review
(place)
1
— Literary publication criticized for publishing dreadful, banal prose focused heavily on race with no real criticism
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Columbia Plateau
(place)
1
— Vast, washed-out lowlands in Washington state located beyond the last basalt mountains
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r/HumansBeingBros
(place)
1
— Reddit community focused on celebrating acts of human kindness, used as an example of an online space someone might mode...
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Aurora shooting
(concept)
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— 2012 movie theater shooting in Aurora, Colorado that occurred during an election year
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Orlando nightclub shooting
(concept)
1
— 2016 mass shooting that occurred during an election year alongside Trump-related controversies
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Abdul Malik Badreddin al-Houthi
(person)
1
— Houthi leader to whom a poster sends blessings in a post about skunks
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Oval Office
(place)
1
— Location of Biden's address about not running for reelection
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UIC Pavilion
(place)
1
— Third-tier basketball arena in Chicago where Cage the Elephant performed
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The Byrds
(album)
1
— 1960s rock band whose music was played by a 74-year-old woman while watering flowers
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Chimes of Freedom
(album)
1
— Song by The Byrds that a 74-year-old woman was playing while watering her garden
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Transubstantiation
(concept)
1
— Christian theological doctrine that the poster believes would make Christ cringe, representing denominational quibbling ...
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Jeremiah Johnson
(film)
1
— Film referenced as an example of withdrawing from civilization, which the poster considers doing to escape political deb...
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Environmental Protection Agency (EPA)
(place)
1
— U.S. federal agency created during the Nixon administration to protect human health and the environment.
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Paris Peace Agreement
(concept)
1
— Vietnam War peace accord negotiated during Nixon administration.
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Cobra Kai
(film)
1
— TV series referenced by someone with a karate fetish for featuring actors in karate gis.
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Peyton List
(person)
1
— Actress from Cobra Kai mentioned in context of karate fetish.
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Meta AI
(concept)
1
— Facebook's AI chatbot that a father mistook for one of his friends.
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X Factor
(film)
1
— Talent competition show that appears in manipulative engagement bait content.
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Southwestern Ontario
(place)
1
— Region of Canada, home to Justin Bieber, referenced in relation to his appearance.
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Banned Book Week
(concept)
1
— Annual event criticized for having a low threshold for what constitutes a banned book.
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