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Probably, but I'd assume not in good sci-fi stories.
I agree, fiction is filled with campy/flamboyant narcissistic villains especially sci-fi and comics.
One example from the world of fantasy comes to mind - Grima Wormtongue.
I'd have been much more interested in a take that reversed the causality. For a bit now being a nerd has been cool — are we witnessing the reversal of that trend now nerds aren't the underdogs?
(Not that I think many people consider Tate cool either — GenZ has its own subcultures that don't align well with the 80s American jock/nerd divide.)
(Not that I think many people consider Tate cool either — GenZ has its own subcultures that don't align well with the 80s American jock/nerd divide.)
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People who write like this article are responsible for the rise of 4chan, manosphere, etc.
You all made being conservative subversive. Repeating the tired trope of "tech bros = losers/incels/virgins" is exactly why men are going overwhelming conservative.
You want to see cringe? Go to your local antifa rally.
You all made being conservative subversive. Repeating the tired trope of "tech bros = losers/incels/virgins" is exactly why men are going overwhelming conservative.
You want to see cringe? Go to your local antifa rally.
You're inverting causality here.
These losers were ruining the world before articles were written about it, not because.
And there's nothing cringe about fighting fascism. It shouldn't be necessary, but unfortunately fascists are on the rise again.
These losers were ruining the world before articles were written about it, not because.
And there's nothing cringe about fighting fascism. It shouldn't be necessary, but unfortunately fascists are on the rise again.
Have you ever seen photos from a 4chan meetup lol
I find that hard to believe. Shouldn't such cringe overlords be quite prevalent in science fiction?