Tired : Dead Internet Theory
Wired: The internet died a long time ago
Inspired: The internet died a long time ago, decentralized sites are the garden growing on top of that compost pit
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So many movie reaction channels, and all of the mainstream ones just seem to be utterly lacking in critical analysis.3 Idiots might be the most-reacted-to Indian movie of recent times, and not a single reactor commented on the rape joke that sits at the center of it. Dozens of reactors saw Baahubali and not one commented on the creepy stalking to female lead. The same people would have torn apart a Hollywood movie showing such misogynist shit. This isn't cultural appreciation, this is sucking up because India has the sheer numbers. 2/2
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So many movie reaction channels, and all of the mainstream ones just seem to be utterly lacking in critical analysis.So many movie reaction channels, and all of the mainstream ones just seem to be utterly lacking in critical analysis. Especially channels reacting to Indian movies, since their entire engagement is is driven by kissing ass and getting validation-hungry Indians to like them.
Sure, you can watch a mainstream hit and enjoy it in the moment. But *zero* social analysis begins to show. 1/2
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Amy Chua's "Battle Hymn of the Tiger Mother" was one of the most deeply unsettling books that I had to read as a part of my teachers' training.Amy Chua's "Battle Hymn of the Tiger Mother" was one of the most deeply unsettling books that I had to read as a part of my teachers' training. I hated the book for its whitewashing of abusive parenting with the takeaway being - both my daughters are successful now, hence I am correct.
EXCEPT. Now I know that her elder "great lawyer" daughter worked for Justice Brett Kavanaugh. Amy herself wrote op-eds about him to portray him in a good light. Her husband is allegedly a sexual predator. 1/n
