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Ya'll ever feel like learning theory does to your brain what Lovecraftian eldritch horror is meant to do? (hexbear.net)

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Why yes, there is a vast world devouring monster with its tendrils encircling all of us, and it's plainly visible once you notice it, and it's everywhere. But you come off as insane when you try to tell other people about it.

Is SCP-3125 an allegory for capitalism? Shit.

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[–] Snackuleata@hexbear.net 1 points 3 years ago

I personally love that feeling of clarity and dread that comes with reading a good dose of theory. When everything clicks into place and you can see the monstrosity of capitalism animating everything from behind the veil of normalcy. Makes me feel better knowing I'm living in a horror novel.