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10 Things I Hate About You
(film)
3
— Late 1990s film whose character Kat is referenced as an aspirational persona for someone who feels like a social outcast...
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Fire Walk with Me
(film)
3
— A Twin Peaks film where Laura Palmer's arc as a victim of abuse who breaks the cycle through self-sacrifice is discussed...
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Kyrgyzstan
(place)
3
— Central Asian country visited by user to meet traditional instrument makers, illustrating how specialized crafts have sm...
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Olympia
(place)
3
— Washington city that was a center of indie music in the mid-1990s alongside Seattle, home to influential independent lab...
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The Young Turks
(concept)
3
— Media outlet where Ana works, referenced in discussion of leftists shaming women for calling police on minority men
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RedLetterMedia
(film)
3
— A film review and commentary channel discussed as being adjacent to Red Scare podcast's sensibilities for their pro-Davi...
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Ken Block
(person)
3
— Personal brand owner of Hoonigan, which was acquired and subsequently bankrupted by private equity firm Clearlake
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The Lancet
(place)
3
— Medical journal that published research on dramatic declines in global fertility rates and their implications for popula...
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Shudder
(place)
3
— Streaming service referenced as cheaper alternative to supporting local theater for watching The Scary of Sixty-First.
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Danny McBride
(person)
3
— Creator of The Righteous Gemstones who grew up heavily involved in church through his family
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DFW
(place)
3
— Writer who discussed at length the way mass communication shapes the social order in absolute and highly intrusive ways.
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New Hollywood
(concept)
3
— American film movement from 1967-1980 also known as American New Wave or New American Cinema, characterized by its depar...
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Castro
(person)
3
— San Francisco neighborhood known for its gay community where older gay men regularly socialize.
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Ship of Theseus
(concept)
3
— A philosophical thought experiment about identity and change, invoked to understand personhood in the context of dementi...
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Avatar: The Last Airbender
(film)
3
— An animated series popular with art hoes that the poster finds nice for kids but inappropriate for 19-year-olds to watch...
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PragerU
(concept)
3
— Conservative media organization mentioned as what Amber Frost's therapist watched, representing an unlikely political al...
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North Georgia
(place)
3
— A suburban area that has become highly populated with Indian immigrants, particularly Brahmins, creating tension with ot...
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Aaliyah
(person)
3
— R&B singer who died in a plane crash, subject of conspiracy theories about her death being orchestrated by other celebri...
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Edward Said
(person)
3
— Postcolonial theorist referenced critically in discussion of discourse around the Queen's death and colonialism
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Timbaland
(person)
3
— Influential music producer celebrated for his creative output from the mid-1990s to mid-2010s and his impact on R&B, hip...
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Krautrock
(concept)
3
— Experimental rock music genre that emerged in West Germany in the late 1960s and 1970s, characterized by motorik rhythms...
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Doom
(film)
3
— Video game referenced by Columbine shooters as being similar to their shooting, discussed in context of violence and rea...
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Joel Kim Booster
(person)
3
— Actor and comedian who stars in and directed Fire Island, described as becoming one of the reviewer's least favorite Hol...
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MyFitnessPal
(concept)
3
— A calorie tracking app where a user logs half their calories as vodka, presented as showing accountability while still k...
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Ralph Fiennes
(person)
3
— Actor referenced for his portrayal of Nazi officer Amon Goeth in a discussion about haircut styles
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AuDHD
(concept)
3
— Portmanteau term for co-occurring autism and ADHD that has become prevalent in self-diagnosis culture on TikTok and dati...
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Latin Mass
(concept)
3
— Traditional Catholic Mass served by a priest who formed a young adults group to marry young couples, successfully facili...
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Anchorage
(place)
3
— Alaskan city described as car-dependent with ugly built environment and declining public services despite natural beauty
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Vikings
(concept)
3
— Norse seafarers discussed in the context of historical appropriation debates, with the observation that white liberals p...
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Turkmenistan
(place)
3
— Central Asian country mentioned as a potential relocation option but rejected due to difficulty in obtaining residency.
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Blackpill ideology
(concept)
3
— Extremist incel worldview focused on physical attractiveness as determinative, which attractive autistic men may gravita...
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Esther Bubley
(person)
3
— Photographer who documented Washington D.C. life during World War II including boardinghouse life and church rehearsals
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Skinamarink
(film)
3
— A film with an interesting-sounding premise mentioned in passing by someone reflecting on poverty and jealousy.
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VH1
(place)
3
— Cable channel that created an ecosystem of trashy D-List celebrity reality TV shows in the 2000s that collapsed after a ...
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Church of England
(place)
3
— The Anglican church discussed in the context of a gay man being recruited for priesthood and questions about LGBTQ right...
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Arvo Pärt
(person)
3
— Composer whose piece 'Beatitudes' is described as transcendent and towering alongside Thomas Tallis.
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r/askhistorians
(place)
3
— Reddit forum where users asked about how long Jews had to leave Germany after Hitler's rise to power following Trump's 2...
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Christopher Walken
(person)
3
— Actor praised for his heartbreaking performance as a loving father in Catch Me If You Can, with phenomenal chemistry wit...
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Tom Wolfe
(person)
3
— Author who described in Radical Chic how wealthy Manhattanites would try to make it look like they prepared dinner parti...
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Mandate of Heaven
(concept)
3
— Ancient Chinese political and religious doctrine used humorously in a relationship context about periods of famine and s...
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Fathers and Sons
(book)
3
— Russian epic novel by Turgenev referenced as a cryptic source for Anna Khachiyan's catchphrase 'See you in hell' in a sa...
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Victoria
(place)
3
— Australian state where a man has been hiding in the bush for 147 days after shooting two policemen, discussed as a manhu...
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Selena
(person)
3
— Late Tejano singer discussed as embodying cultural synthesis between North American discipline and Latin American vitali...
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Aqua
(album)
3
— Music group that performed 'Barbie Girl', a song that fans expected to be in the Barbie movie but was ultimately exclude...
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Chris Cornell
(person)
3
— Musician referenced in comparison to Layne Staley's death as having gone 'with a bang'
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Kazuo Ishiguro
(person)
3
— Author of The Remains of the Day, praised for beautiful prose conveying melancholy and exploring themes of dignity and p...
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Crete
(place)
3
— Greek island featuring historic monasteries including Arkadi, where Greeks blew themselves up rather than surrender to O...
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Dante Alighieri
(person)
3
— Italian poet whose relationship with Beatrice is analyzed as an example of infatuation as a solitary pursuit rather than...
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LA Apparel
(place)
3
— Clothing brand founded by Dov Charney after American Apparel, discussed as lacking the original's aesthetic appeal.
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Uyghurs
(concept)
3
— A Muslim ethnic minority group in China whose treatment is subject to contested claims of genocide and human rights abus...
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