@kristanishere for sure def gotta give it a rewatch soon, its a damn #classic 😭👍
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you need to be exercising your brain
you need to be exercising your brain
slinky vagabond 🌲🔩☕️🦉🌻@83dollaroring
in high school robotics I was never not in awe of how intellectually agile our mentors were, these old fat dudes had brains like fucking fighter jets
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in a few decades we'll look back in absolute disgust at reels/tiktok/shorts. literally smoking for the mind. i can't emphasise how much your life (and society) would improve if you spent an hour a day staring at a wall instead of doomscrolling.
b@1bronclair
Probably more productive to stare at a wall for an hour than watch reels
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i did 3 months without my phone i genuinely think i rewired my brain
Clutchy@mrclxtchy
I genuinely need to experience one week of my life without my phone. This is too much
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-and we as the audience call it out. It really is that simple.
This isn't some loaded or sinister way of interpreting art. People are using the phrase because the story didn’t support the themes it tried to deliver, not because they’re pushing some deeper ideological reading.
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Themes only carry weight when the narrative leading to them is constructed with care. Execution is what gives those ideas emotional credibility.
We’re not rejecting themes, we’re rejecting sloppy writing that leans on themes as a shield. We notice when the narrative falls apart
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It’s astonishing to see people dismiss “themes & such” as a thought‑terminating cliché, as though it isn’t a legitimate critique of defending shallow narratives on the basis of mere thematic presence.
Lune@Belladonna_Fox
I can go in depth about how "themes and such" is a fascist interpretation of art but I think we aren't ready for that yet
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