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Snyderverse
(concept)
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— Zack Snyder's DC film universe, referenced in the new Superman film as a joke about online criticism.
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Nation of Islam
(concept)
2
— Black nationalist religious organization whose mythology is suspected by the poster of being a CIA psyop to discredit bl...
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Adam Tooze
(person)
2
— Economic historian dubbed 'the crisis whisperer' who reflects on encounters with former Biden administration members and...
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George W Bush
(person)
2
— Former U.S. President mentioned in discussion of Epstein files with outrageous claims including alleged cannibalism.
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Reification
(concept)
2
— Neo-Marxist term for treating complicated human mental experience and inner world in a soulless way that turns every fac...
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Roman forum
(place)
2
— Ancient Roman public space referenced as a historical site that provides comfort through its endurance across millennia.
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Satyajit Ray
(person)
2
— Renowned Indian filmmaker discussed as director of the fantasy epic Goopy Gyne Bagha Byne.
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Goopy Gyne Bagha Byne
(film)
2
— Wacky Indian fantasy epic by Satyajit Ray about two poor musicians who receive wishes from the king of ghosts.
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Karel Zeman
(person)
2
— Legendary Czech animator and director who created mixed media adaptation of Sinbad's voyages from 1001 Nights.
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Thousand And One Nights
(film)
2
— 1974 Czech animated film by Karel Zeman adapting Sinbad's voyages from 1001 Nights with mixed media animation.
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Anomie
(concept)
2
— Sociological concept of breakdown in social bonds referenced in context of modern algorithmic meaning-making and religio...
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Alexei Navalny
(person)
2
— Russian opposition leader whose investigations were ignored by the West according to post about anti-Russian sentiment.
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Bernie Taupin
(person)
2
— Lyricist who wrote all of Elton John's lyrics while Elton arranged all the music himself.
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DELL
(concept)
2
— Tech company where a young entrepreneur had an internship before claiming to build startup apps.
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Blocked and Reported
(album)
2
— A podcast featuring banter between hosts that reminds one listener of conversations with their autistic Jewish best frie...
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Alberta
(place)
2
— Canadian province mentioned as the home of a person encountered at a wedding on a reservation.
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Michael Bloomberg
(person)
2
— Former NYC mayor and 2020 Democratic presidential candidate criticized for patronizing approach to Black voters
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Faneto
(album)
2
— Chief Keef song described as still hitting harder than most current music.
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Hayes Code
(concept)
2
— Censorship code that kicked in around 1934 requiring Hollywood films to conform to wholesome, decent standards.
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Todd Field
(person)
2
— Director of Tár whose intentions regarding the film's themes about pretension and artistic authority are questioned
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Ants From Up Here
(album)
2
— Album by Black Country, New Road that received critical acclaim but was found dull and uninspiring by some listeners.
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Hell's Angels
(book)
2
— Early career work by Hunter S. Thompson containing the famous quote about 'The Edge' and those who have gone over it.
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John Landis
(person)
2
— Film director who caused deaths on the Twilight Zone movie set but continued working and was never successfully canceled...
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Animal House
(film)
2
— Influential comedy film directed by John Landis, described as skippable despite its influence.
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An American Werewolf in London
(film)
2
— Influential horror-comedy film directed by John Landis, described as skippable despite its influence.
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Coming to America
(film)
2
— Comedy film directed by John Landis starring Eddie Murphy, who gave Landis the directing job despite his past.
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Beverly Hills Cop 3
(film)
2
— Comedy film directed by John Landis with Eddie Murphy, who rehired Landis despite previous conflicts.
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Twilight Zone: The Movie
(film)
2
— Film on which John Landis directed a segment that resulted in the deaths of two children and an actor in a helicopter ac...
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Takanori Aiba
(person)
2
— Japanese artist who worked as a maze illustrator for POPYE magazine before becoming an architect, eventually combining b...
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Rutilio di Lorenzo Manetti
(person)
2
— 17th century artist who painted 'Saint Catherine of Siena Holding Christ'.
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Carlo Dolci
(person)
2
— Artist who painted Saint Catherine of Siena between 1665-70.
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Eleanor Fortescue-Brickdale
(person)
2
— Artist who painted Saint Catherine of Siena in 1919.
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Warped Tour
(concept)
2
— Music festival associated with the emo/scene kid era featuring bands like Asking Alexandria and Blessthefall.
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Boys Don't Cry
(film)
2
— Film repeatedly recommended by a father to his androgynous child as a warning about violence.
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Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum
(place)
2
— Boston museum where artworks by Rembrandt, Vermeer, Degas and Manet were stolen in 1990 and never recovered
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Degas
(person)
2
— French artist whose works were among those stolen from the Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum in 1990
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Manet
(person)
2
— French artist whose works were among those stolen from the Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum in 1990
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Red Hot Chili Peppers
(album)
2
— Rock band mentioned in connection with member Flea's appearance in Back to the Future 2.
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American Dream
(concept)
2
— The promise of fulfillment and success in America, which Bruce Springsteen's music explores as an unattainable ideal lea...
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Ian Fidance
(person)
2
— Comedian whose appearance was so off-putting that showing his photo to someone's mother elicited distress.
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Maurizio Lazzarato
(person)
2
— Theorist and author of The Making of the Indebted Man, read by someone celebrating being alive.
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The Making of the Indebted Man
(book)
2
— Work by Maurizio Lazzarato read by the author on an evening they describe as wonderful
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Yogi Berra
(person)
2
— Yankees legend known for his paradoxical and humorous quotes about baseball and life
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British Pathé
(place)
2
— YouTube channel featuring nostalgic historical footage narrated with mid-Atlantic accents
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Neal Brennan
(person)
2
— Comedian and co-creator of Chappelle's Show identified as excessively discussing mental health and therapy.
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Logic
(person)
2
— Rapper identified as someone who excessively discusses mental health and therapy.
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The Dutchess
(album)
2
— Album by Fergie cited as peak example of fun club bangers that modern pop cannot match.
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George Miller
(person)
2
— Director of Mad Max who used counter-culture aesthetics to depict post-apocalyptic survival.
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Jimmy Eat World
(album)
2
— Rock band referenced as what the subreddit's users were actually listening to in 2002 rather than DMX.
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Mount and Blade
(film)
2
— Video game the author was addicted to during their youth and would skip school to play.
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