"Semantic satiation is a psychological phenomenon in which repetition causes a word or phrase to temporarily lose meaning for the listener, who then perceives the speech as repeated meaningless sounds."
Every COVID-19 Commercial Is Exactly The Same
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The Atlarntic is a parody account providing critical commentary on COVID-19 minimizers
This new Twitter parody account, The Atlarntic—which describes itself as: "Not waving but drowning in the ocean of information"—is terrific. The account posts fake covers that look like the actual publication The… READ THE REST
MAGA cultist sees through the hoax of science by decoding the meaning of COVID-19: "See Sheep Surrender"
A new political superstar is emerging in the USA, ready to replace weak and treacherous Republican RINOs like Lauren Boebert and Marjorie Taylor Greene, who frequently stray from the true… READ THE REST
New ska punk supergroup comprised of infamous anti-vaxxers sadly not called The Covidiots
About a year ago, Dicky Barrett — then lead singer of the legendary ska band, the mighty mighty Bosstones — coproduced an anti-vax musical anthem with professional anti-vaxxer Robert Kennedy,… READ THE REST
Save over 50% on the Microsoft Surface Go 1, perfect for students on the go
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Keep things fresh this spring with a $229 lunchbox that heats your food up anywhere
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Spring into pickleball with this power-inducing paddle, now only $120
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