Scary Thoughts #99 - Post-Quarantine Q&A
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Let us help you slide into this not-quite-new not-quite-normal-not-quite-post-pandemic with some answers to your questions. You asked about news consumption, movie theaters, horror trends, Disney character team-ups, nostalgia, algorithms, the hunt for Joe Rogan, meditation—and we answered. It's all very on-brand for our Self-Help for Nihilists series.
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