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Guillermo del Toro
(person)
5
— Film director whose Frankenstein adaptation is criticized for dumbing down the novel's themes and turning it into a stor...
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Saigon
(place)
5
— City in Vietnam (now Ho Chi Minh City) where a tourist encounter with a helpful Indian man at a food market is recounted...
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Anhedonia
(concept)
5
— Psychological condition characterized by inability to experience pleasure, discussed as coming in waves and making activ...
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28 Years Later
(film)
5
— A mainstream film praised for being narratively rich with layered storytelling, pacing, and shot composition that tells ...
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Montenegro
(place)
5
— 18th century location where an impostor successfully claimed to be the Russian emperor and ruled for six years
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Edward Bernays
(person)
5
— Referenced as an 'evil Bernays-like mind' in relation to the 2016 GOP debates being described as deeply tapped into Amer...
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Beethoven
(person)
5
— Composer compared by Tolstoy to Lincoln as representing the same supreme achievement in their respective fields
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r/femaledatingstrategy
(place)
5
— Subreddit predicted to influence the next iteration of woke culture with confrontational rhetoric about male value.
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Hanya Yanagihara
(person)
5
— Author of A Little Life who has power in the publishing industry, criticized for writing a 'god-awful book' that was non...
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Ultraviolence
(album)
5
— Lana Del Rey album described as a legitimate masterpiece that a listener has been playing exclusively for two weeks.
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The Northman
(film)
5
— A 2022 film that a poster describes as their favorite film of the year despite being unable to sit through it due to emo...
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MoMA
(place)
5
— Museum of Modern Art, whose Costume Institute is the only department expected to be self-funded, leading to the creation...
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Julian Assange
(person)
5
— WikiLeaks founder who is viewed by some as evil despite being a whistleblower, with claims his freedom proves he was nev...
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Tour de France
(album)
5
— An annual cycling race that attracts non-cycling fans for its ambient viewing quality, featuring softly spoken commentar...
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Seasonal Affective Disorder
(concept)
5
— Winter depression condition that severely impacts the poster despite following recommended treatments like Vitamin D, su...
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Queen Elizabeth II
(person)
5
— British monarch whose death and reign are being commemorated on British television and creating national unity.
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Dorian Electra
(person)
5
— Musician described as a sheltered Montessori school dork who turned high school video projects into a career, creating q...
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Jersey Shore
(film)
5
— Reality TV show praised as potentially the most important American cultural artifact of the 21st century for its portray...
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R. Crumb
(person)
5
— Artist who illustrated the 10th anniversary edition of The Monkey Wrench Gang, noted for allegedly overestimating the am...
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FTX
(concept)
5
— Cryptocurrency exchange whose founders and key employees received $3.2 billion in payments and loans before its collapse...
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Samuel Beckett
(person)
5
— An Irish writer recognized as central to Ireland's national brand and association with quality literature.
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In The Aeroplane Over The Sea
(album)
5
— Neutral Milk Hotel album (abbreviated as ITAOTS) referenced in discussion of /mu/ board's decline, where users are no lo...
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Big Thief
(album)
5
— Band led by Adrianne Lenker that receives criticism on the subreddit despite being praised for earnest and poetic songwr...
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Christina Hendricks
(person)
5
— Actress with large natural breasts and pretty face whose attractiveness is debated by gay poster who finds her strange
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Asexuality
(concept)
5
— Sexual identity discussed as being categorized by self-awareness of one's sexual identity in the eyes of others rather t...
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Bodies Bodies Bodies
(film)
5
— A film featuring terminally online characters who throw around therapy culture vocabulary, ambiguously either satirizing...
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Mike Judge
(person)
5
— Filmmaker and creator of Idiocracy, referenced in discussion of annoying Reddit political comparisons.
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Jamaica
(place)
5
— Caribbean island nation discussed as potential target of a conspiracy theory about a man-made hurricane designed to faci...
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Cindy Crawford
(person)
5
— A supermodel cited as an example of having a distinctive facial feature (presumably her mole) that made her memorable.
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Sexual Personae
(book)
5
— Book by Camille Paglia that explores art and sexuality through heavy use of gendered metaphors, critiqued for asserting ...
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Imposter Syndrome
(concept)
5
— A psychological phenomenon discussed in context of actual lack of knowledge and expertise, with the observation that it'...
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Karl Lagerfeld
(person)
5
— Fashion designer whose signature appears on poorly made fast fashion items criticized for being over-designed.
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Gwen Stefani
(person)
5
— Musician from No Doubt era, remembered for hits like 'Don't Speak' and 'I'm Just a Girl' and characterized as '90s girl ...
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Submission
(book)
5
— A novel by Michel Houellebecq about a French professor during the political rise of the Muslim Brotherhood in France, de...
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Troye Sivan
(person)
5
— Pop artist whose performance on the Sweat Tour is described as better than his co-star's, with good dancing and BTS-styl...
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Great Recession
(concept)
5
— Economic crisis referenced as a period when well-being measures should have declined but did not according to the Gallup...
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Entourage
(film)
5
— HBO television series discussed for its romanticization of toxic workplace behavior, specifically a scene where Ari fire...
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George Eliot
(person)
5
— Victorian author whose novel Middlemarch provides the epigraph quoted in A Hidden Life about unhistoric acts and hidden ...
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Carrie Fisher
(person)
5
— Actress whose 1983 appearance in Return of the Jedi is cited as an example of obsessive male fixation on specific film m...
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Leonardo da Vinci
(person)
5
— Renaissance artist whose Vitruvian Man is cited as representing ideal human proportions, specifically Mediterranean phen...
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Chris Farley
(person)
5
— A comedian and actor known for his physical comedy and charming performances as a jolly fat lead actor in Hollywood.
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69 Love Songs
(album)
5
— Triple album by The Magnetic Fields known for its length and varied styles, with discussions about cutting it down to 23...
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How to with John Wilson
(film)
5
— A New York-focused television show praised for capturing the early COVID-19 pandemic experience in spring 2020, with the...
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Sky Ferreira
(person)
5
— Musician whose song '24 Hours' is mentioned as being listened to during a late-night dancing session.
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The Replacements
(album)
5
— American alternative rock band referenced in connection with their 1985 song 'Waitress in the Sky', inspired by Paul Wes...
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Neopets
(concept)
5
— An early 2000s website where users could customize profiles with HTML, representing the nostalgic, untamed internet of c...
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George H.W. Bush
(person)
5
— Former U.S. President and WWII combat veteran, mentioned as a possible exception to post-Reagan presidents being desk wo...
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The Trial
(film)
5
— Kafka novel analyzed by Jameson as depicting the coexistence of modern corporate work life with archaic imperial legal b...
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Nicolas Cage
(person)
5
— Actor who stars in Pig as a hermit with a truffle pig, delivering the line 'I don't fuck my pig' and walking around cove...
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Arca
(person)
5
— Electronic musician who performed at Berghain's PAN15 party alongside Skrillex and other artists.
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