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New Scientist critiques magnesium hype with maximum irony via serene sleep photo
A New Scientist social media post about magnesium supplement marketing hype. Features a clickbait headline questioning whether magnesium supplements can improve sleep, energy, and concentration, paired with a serene stock photo of someone sleeping. The post promises critical analysis of supplement c...
Woman gets cult-fired for being too misogynistic, very normal Tuesday
A screenshot of a social media post from The i Paper featuring an opinion article by Kate Lister. The post includes a professional headshot of a woman with blonde curly hair and red lipstick against a grey background. The headline is provocative clickbait claiming the author attempted to join a sex ...
The Week discovers nuance via topless stock photos, 2015
Nothing says 'disruptive innovation' like getting fired over workplace drama
A clickbait news headline from what appears to be a business/tech publication about internal drama at an AI startup called Thinking Machines. The image shows a woman in an interview setting, presumably one of the journalists. The headline sensationalizes workplace conflict involving a co-founder and...
Local news discovers medieval combat in park, highlights Home Depot's finest
A sensationalist news headline from The Olive Press paired with a product image of a tactical camping axe with extended handle. The blurred background shows what appears to be people in an outdoor setting. The composition creates absurdist juxtaposition between a serious crime headline and a mundane...
The Kitchn finds ONE WEIRD TRICK that Big Frozen Pizza hates
both-sides discourse masquerading as analysis, nobody wins
Is Graham Linehan going too far with his views against transgender people? Thatโs the question a lot of people are asking as the Father Ted creator co...