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Ambrose of Milan
(person)
1
— Fourth-century Catholic bishop who wrote to Roman Emperor Theodosius urging repentance after a massacre and advocating f...
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Desiderius Erasmus
(person)
1
— 16th-century Dutch Catholic priest who wrote The Education of a Christian Prince, advising Christian leaders to pursue p...
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The Education of a Christian Prince
(book)
1
— Book by Desiderius Erasmus that advises Christian rulers to pursue peace, leniency, clemency, and forgiveness in their e...
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Pristiq
(concept)
1
— An SSRI antidepressant medication mentioned in the context of tapering off with severe physical withdrawal symptoms
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Tegan and Sara
(person)
1
— Musical duo mentioned as part of stereotypical lesbian/queer women's music
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Western Protestantism
(concept)
1
— Religious tradition critiqued as combining individualist hustle culture, therapy speak, and hostility to refined intelle...
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Dave and Busters
(place)
1
— Entertainment venue referenced in a parody of Glengarry Glen Ross's famous speech
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Scott Alexander
(person)
1
— Rationalist writer criticized for absurd AI predictions including world leaders consulting AGI for statecraft by 2030
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Bayes theorem
(concept)
1
— Mathematical theorem used by rationalist community as a marker of intellectual sophistication
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Rastafarianism
(concept)
1
— Religious movement mentioned in relation to Bob Marley and its unique form of Zionism
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Steve Cohen
(person)
1
— Congressman mentioned as being part of a storyline in The Rehearsal about airline safety
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Chase Strangio
(person)
1
— Trans male ACLU lawyer who argued before the Supreme Court on trans healthcare bans for adolescents and wrote a confessi...
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Graza
(concept)
1
— Olive oil brand that packages Spanish olive oil in squeeze bottles labeled 'Sizzle' and 'Drizzle,' criticized for rebran...
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Native
(concept)
1
— Soap and body wash brand criticized for charging double the price of regular soap.
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Olly
(concept)
1
— Vitamin gummy brand offering neon supplements for sleep, beauty, and energy with similar ingredients to regular vitamins...
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Magic Spoon
(concept)
1
— Protein cereal brand priced at $20 per box, criticized for being overpriced compared to buying chicken for protein.
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Lesser Evil
(concept)
1
— Pastel-packaged popcorn brand owned by a Zionist and criticized for being high in saturated fat despite health marketing...
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Ocean's Eleven
(film)
1
— Heist film that a user believes does not belong on the New York Times' 100 Best Movies of the 21st Century list.
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Guardian
(place)
1
— News publication mentioned as not having the same annoying comment section vibe as the New York Times.
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Pearson
(concept)
1
— Company that sells expensive textbook access codes, criticized as a burden at community colleges.
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KMT
(concept)
1
— Kuomintang political party that the poster predicts will somehow win the Chinese Civil War before the 21st century ends.
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Aaron Taylor-Johnson
(person)
1
— Actor referenced in explicit sexual context on a gay sex Twitter account.
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Abenaki
(concept)
1
— Indigenous people referenced in satirical context about performative land acknowledgments in corporate settings.
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Lenape
(concept)
1
— Indigenous people referenced in satirical context about performative land acknowledgments and corporate diversity practi...
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The Hurt Locker
(film)
1
— War on Terror film criticized by a viewer who fell asleep during it, representing the disappointing state of GWOT protes...
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Forest Lawn
(place)
1
— Cemetery where dying deer gather, site of meditation on death and animal pilgrimage in a surreal narrative.
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Tonawanda
(place)
1
— Location in Western New York where deer properly go to die in the forest outside the town.
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Cognitive Security
(concept)
1
— Emerging concept of protecting one's cognitive capacities from colonization by AI and LLMs, described as the new OPSEC i...
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Cognitive Offloading
(concept)
1
— Process of delegating cognitive tasks to AI that leads to memory leak and degradation of critical thinking and problem-s...
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Folie à deux
(concept)
1
— Shared psychotic disorder referenced in context of collective online delusion and arguing with non-existent people on th...
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Basques
(concept)
1
— Small ethnic group numbering around 60,000 in the Roman Empire that survived Indo-European invasions, Roman assimilation...
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NRSV-CE
(book)
1
— Translation of the Bible (New Revised Standard Version Catholic Edition) used for a collection of favorite Bible verses
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Mark
(book)
1
— Gospel of the Bible cited for verses about evil coming from within the human heart and having eyes but failing to see
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Luke
(book)
1
— Gospel of the Bible cited for the verse about good and evil coming from the heart's abundance
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Romans
(book)
1
— Epistle of the Bible cited for Paul's reflection on sin and the struggle between wanting to do good and doing evil
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Galatians
(book)
1
— Epistle of the Bible cited for the verse about all being one in Christ Jesus regardless of ethnicity, social status, or ...
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Nana Grizol
(album)
1
— Band whose hidden song is listened to in reflection on sincerity as an antidote to modern irony poisoning
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Miss Vickie's
(place)
1
— Canadian mass-produced chip brand praised for varieties like jalapeño kettle cooked and sea salt & vinegar
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Hamburg Ballet
(place)
1
— German ballet company that performed Die kleine Meerjungfrau (The Little Mermaid) choreographed by Neumeier.
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The Adoration of the Mystic Lamb
(film)
1
— Masterpiece altarpiece painted by the brothers van Eyck in 1432, notable for having a stolen panel that remains lost.
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van Eyck brothers
(person)
1
— 15th-century Flemish painters who created The Adoration of the Mystic Lamb altarpiece in 1432.
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Express Yourself
(album)
1
— Madonna song described as a Paglian empowerment anthem
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Neoconservatism
(concept)
1
— Political ideology discussed as destination for former leftist intellectuals in middle age
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Bennington College
(place)
1
— College referenced in a post expressing affection for someone from there
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House Party
(film)
1
— An 'absolutely unhinged' film featuring a scene where the main character has to rap his way out of getting raped in pris...
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Drawn Together
(film)
1
— An adult animated show featuring controversial content including racial caricatures and stereotypes that the poster beli...
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The Many Saints of Newark
(film)
1
— Sopranos prequel film with structural flaws but notable for Michael Gandolfini's strong performance as young Tony Sopran...
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Michael Gandolfini
(person)
1
— Actor who played young Tony Soprano in The Many Saints of Newark and was a strength rather than liability in the film.
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New Witness
(place)
1
— Publication that printed G.K. Chesterton's poem "The Rolling English Road" in 1913.
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The Second Coming
(book)
1
— Poem by William Butler Yeats depicting the collapse of civilization and the birth of a rough beast slouching towards Bet...
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