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</li><li class="field_fantasy" data-qid="10,2,90" value="10294" data-dimension="S0">Litho<span style="text-transform: lowercase;"><em>Graph</em><span>ica</span></span> influence / ([[User:RD/9k/Q10,2,90|9k]])
{{li|I=S1/Fy|dimension=S0|Q=10,2,90|Q2=10290}}Litho<span style="text-transform: lowercase;"><em>Graph</em><span>ica</span></span> influence / ([[User:RD/9k/Q10,2,90|9k]])
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</li><li class="field_geo"  data-qid="10,2,91" value="10291" data-dimension="Z">TV Tropes [https://tvtropes.org/] / AllTheTropes (generic) [https://allthetropes.org/wiki/Main_Page] / ([[User:RD/9k/Q10,2,90|9k]])
{{li|I=Z1/Fy|Q=10,2,91|Q2=10291}}TV Tropes [https://tvtropes.org/] / AllTheTropes (generic) [https://allthetropes.org/wiki/Main_Page] / ([[User:RD/9k/Q10,2,90|9k]])
</li><li class="field_mdem" data-qid="10,2,92" value="10294" data-dimension="Z">Litho<span style="text-transform: lowercase;"><em>Graph</em><span>ica</span></span> (About page)
{{li|I=Z1/MX|Q=10,2,92|Q2=10292}}Litho<span style="text-transform: lowercase;"><em>Graph</em><span>ica</span></span> (About page)
</li><li class="field_geo"  data-qid="10,2,93" value="10294" data-dimension="Z">Snopes.com / ([[User:RD/9k/Q10,2,90|9k]])<br />
{{li|I=Z1/STM|tradition=unknown|Q=10,2,93|Q2=10293}}Snopes.com / ([[User:RD/9k/Q10,2,90|9k]])<br />
Snopes.com + Marxism = Litho<span style="text-transform: lowercase;"><em>Graph</em><span>ica</span></span>.
Snopes.com + Marxism = Litho<span style="text-transform: lowercase;"><em>Graph</em><span>ica</span></span>.
</li><li class="field_geo"  data-qid="10,2,94" value="10294" data-dimension="Z">Infinite Craft / ([[User:RD/9k/Q10,2,90|9k]])
{{li|I=Z1/LLM|tradition=LLM, ES|Q=10,2,94|Q2=10294}}Infinite Craft / ([[User:RD/9k/Q10,2,90|9k]])
</li><li class="field_exstruct" data-tradition="HAS" data-qid="10,2,95" value="10295" data-dimension="Z">KnowYourMeme / ([[User:RD/9k/Q10,2,90|9k]])
{{li|I=Z1/HAS|Q=10,2,95|Q2=10295}}KnowYourMeme / ([[User:RD/9k/Q10,2,90|9k]])
 
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{{li|I=Z1/STM|Q=10,2,99|Q2=10299}}Wikidata / ([[User:RD/9k/Q10,2,90|9k]])


</li><li class="number_empty" value="10300">(... [[:Category:Glitch Pokémon ontology|literal Missingno. entries]])
</li><li class="number_empty" value="10300">(... [[:Category:Glitch Pokémon ontology|literal Missingno. entries]])
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</li><li class="field_fantasy" value="10303" data-serial="90" data-dimension="S">Spiral Shellder / Turbann (theories)
</li><li class="field_fantasy" value="10303" data-serial="90" data-dimension="S">Spiral Shellder / Turbann (theories)
</li><li class="field_fantasy" value="10304" data-serial="95" data-dimension="S">Crystal Onix
</li><li class="field_fantasy" value="10304" data-serial="95" data-dimension="S">Crystal Onix
</li><li class="field_fantasy" value="10309">(... beta Pokémon)</li>
</li><li class="field_fantasy" value="10309">(... beta Pokémon)


</li><li class="field_fantasy" value="10310" data-volume="6" data-dimension="S">split Mega evolution
<noinclude> <!-- this section will be abbreviated on the full list but not on the partial list -->
<noinclude> <!-- this section will be abbreviated on the full list but not on the partial list -->
<li class="field_fantasy" value="10310" data-volume="6" data-dimension="S">split Mega evolution
<li class="number_empty" value="413" data-remark="http code for 'too large'">(no-include section:)
</li><li class="field_fantasy" value="10311" data-serial="" data-dimension="S">Mega Venusaur
</li><li class="field_fantasy" value="10311" data-serial="" data-dimension="S">Mega Venusaur
</li><li class="field_fantasy" value="10312" data-serial="" data-dimension="S">Mega Charizard X
</li><li class="field_fantasy" value="10312" data-serial="" data-dimension="S">Mega Charizard X
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</li><li class="field_fantasy" value="10328" data-serial="208" data-dimension="S">Mega Steelix
</li><li class="field_fantasy" value="10328" data-serial="208" data-dimension="S">Mega Steelix
</li><li class="field_fantasy" value="10329" data-serial="" data-dimension="S">Mega Ampharos
</li><li class="field_fantasy" value="10329" data-serial="" data-dimension="S">Mega Ampharos
</li><li class="number_empty" value="413">(end no-include section)
</li></noinclude><includeonly><li class="field_fantasy" data-qid="10,3,29" value="10329" data-dimension="Z">(... mega evolutions)</li></includeonly>
</li></noinclude><includeonly><li class="field_fantasy" data-qid="10,3,29" value="10329" data-dimension="Z">(... mega evolutions)</li></includeonly>


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</li><li class="field_fantasy" value="10350" data-volume="6" data-dimension="S">[https://bulbapedia.bulbagarden.net/wiki/Mega_Evolution#Pok%C3%A9mon_capable_of_Mega_Evolution Mega-evolved form]
</li><li class="field_fantasy" value="10350" data-volume="6" data-dimension="S">[https://bulbapedia.bulbagarden.net/wiki/Mega_Evolution#Pok%C3%A9mon_capable_of_Mega_Evolution Mega-evolved form]
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<li class="number_empty" value="413" data-remark="http code for 'too large'">(no-include section:)
<li class="field_fantasy" value="10351" data-serial="229" data-dimension="S">Mega Houndoom
</li><li class="field_fantasy" value="10351" data-serial="229" data-dimension="S">Mega Houndoom
</li><li class="field_fantasy" value="10352" data-serial="248" data-dimension="S">Mega Tyranitar
</li><li class="field_fantasy" value="10352" data-serial="248" data-dimension="S">Mega Tyranitar
</li><li class="field_fantasy" value="10353" data-serial="254" data-dimension="S">Mega Sceptile
</li><li class="field_fantasy" value="10353" data-serial="254" data-dimension="S">Mega Sceptile
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</li><li class="field_fantasy" value="10378" data-serial="531" data-dimension="S">Mega Audino
</li><li class="field_fantasy" value="10378" data-serial="531" data-dimension="S">Mega Audino
</li><li class="field_fantasy" value="10379" data-serial="719" data-dimension="S">Mega Diancie
</li><li class="field_fantasy" value="10379" data-serial="719" data-dimension="S">Mega Diancie
</li><li class="number_empty" value="413">(end no-include section)
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<includeonly><li class="field_fantasy" data-qid="10,3,79" value="10379" data-dimension="Z">(... mega evolutions)</li></includeonly>
<includeonly><li class="field_fantasy" data-qid="10,3,79" value="10379" data-dimension="Z">(... mega evolutions)</li></includeonly>


</li><li class="field_fantasy" value="10380" data-volume="7" data-dimension="S">Pokémon regional form / Alolan form / Galar form
</li><li class="field_fantasy" value="10380" data-volume="7" data-dimension="S">Pokémon regional form / Alolan form / Galar form
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</li><noinclude>
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<li class="number_empty" value="413" data-remark="http code for 'too large'">(no-include section:)
</li><li class="field_fantasy" value="10381" data-serial="" data-dimension="S">Alolan Rattata
</li><li class="field_fantasy" value="10381" data-serial="" data-dimension="S">Alolan Rattata
</li><li class="field_fantasy" value="10382" data-serial="" data-dimension="S">Alolan Raticate
</li><li class="field_fantasy" value="10382" data-serial="" data-dimension="S">Alolan Raticate
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</li><li class="field_fantasy" value="10438" data-serial="" data-dimension="S">Male Basculegion
</li><li class="field_fantasy" value="10438" data-serial="" data-dimension="S">Male Basculegion
</li><li class="field_fantasy" value="10439" data-serial="" data-dimension="S">Female Basculegion
</li><li class="field_fantasy" value="10439" data-serial="" data-dimension="S">Female Basculegion
</li><li class="number_empty" value="413">(end no-include section)
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<includeonly><li class="field_fantasy" data-qid="10,4,39" value="10439" data-dimension="Z">(... regional forms)</li></includeonly>
<includeonly><li class="field_fantasy" data-qid="10,4,39" value="10439" data-dimension="Z">(... regional forms)</li></includeonly>
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</li><li class="field_horror" value="12100" data-qid="12,100" data-dimension="Z">[[Ontology:Q12,100|nonsensical scam advertiser]] / spambot (automated nonsensical advertiser)  ->  I'm broadening the total definition of spambot to include Third-World scammers, because they have seriously interesting stories behind them that are worth talking about. Deltarune making the [[E:Spamton|scammer character]] have a few real emotions was wired. although the one thing I slightly object to sometimes is how creating a softly-whitewashed "I could be anybody" character erases the great difference between First-World and Third-World countries that actually creates a lot of real-world scammers. it's like structural racism only it's very very big.
</li><li class="field_exstruct" data-qid="12,0,99" value="12099" data-dimension="M3">Who is paying for spambot advertising?  ->  my top guess right now is that the people who pay for spambots don't even know they're getting them, and they're actually paying for "SEO rankings" or something, after which they only get a bunch of spambots.
 
</li><li class="field_exstruct" value="12100" data-qid="12,100" data-dimension="Z">[[Ontology:Q12,100|nonsensical scam advertiser]] / spambot (automated nonsensical advertiser)  ->  I'm broadening the total definition of spambot to include Third-World scammers, because they have seriously interesting stories behind them that are worth talking about. Deltarune making the [[E:Spamton|scammer character]] have a few real emotions was wired. although the one thing I slightly object to sometimes is how creating a softly-whitewashed "I could be anybody" character erases the great difference between First-World and Third-World countries that actually creates a lot of real-world scammers. it's like structural racism only it's very very big.
</li><li class="field_exstruct" value="12101" data-dimension="S">[[Ontology:Q12,101|Nigerian prince scam]]  ->  everyone who isn't old has heard of these. fewer people actually know about the living conditions of the people sending these emails.
</li><li class="field_exstruct" value="12101" data-dimension="S">[[Ontology:Q12,101|Nigerian prince scam]]  ->  everyone who isn't old has heard of these. fewer people actually know about the living conditions of the people sending these emails.
</li><li class="field_exstruct" value="12102" data-dimension="S">[[Ontology:Q12,102|Taiwanese massage degrees going to Turkey]] [https://research.moraleconomy.au/index.php?title=User:PeterGuerin5]  ->  analyzing the motifs of spambots? of course. spambots tell some of the most interesting stories when you really, really look deep into them. look at how much history is behind Nigerian prince scams and "yahoos" alone. there's definitely something going on in either Taiwan or Turkey which is not good. are the people of Taiwan desperate? are they funneling people out of poorer countries to go to Taiwanese universities and go to Turkey? are they recruiting people out of Turkey to go to Taiwan and go back to Turkey? right now I don't quite get what's going on.
</li><li class="field_exstruct" value="12102" data-dimension="S">[[Ontology:Q12,102|Taiwanese massage degrees going to Turkey]] [https://research.moraleconomy.au/index.php?title=User:Spambot/massage/PeterGuerin5]  ->  analyzing the motifs of spambots? of course. spambots tell some of the most interesting stories when you really, really look deep into them. look at how much history is behind Nigerian prince scams and "yahoos" alone. there's definitely something going on in either Taiwan or Turkey which is not good. are the people of Taiwan desperate? are they funneling people out of poorer countries to go to Taiwanese universities and go to Turkey? are they recruiting people out of Turkey to go to Taiwan and go back to Turkey? right now I don't quite get what's going on.


</li><li class="field_exstruct" data-qid="12,1,03" value="12103" data-dimension="S">AI-generated anti-racism [https://medium.com/@elijah_jordan211/the-13-50-myth-and-the-weaponization-of-cherry-picked-crime-stats-1d33794b7729]  ->  I have no idea what is going on here but it's really interesting. is this a Tory experiment to mess with center-Liberals? is it a benign attempt to positively poison AI by filling the internet with AI-generated anti-racism posts and hoping it reads all of them? I don't even know. this does seem less harmful than the "Taiwanese massage degrees going to Turkey" bot but I am baffled as to why it exists.
</li><li class="field_exstruct" data-qid="12,1,03" value="12103" data-dimension="S">AI-generated anti-racism [https://medium.com/@elijah_jordan211/the-13-50-myth-and-the-weaponization-of-cherry-picked-crime-stats-1d33794b7729]  ->  I have no idea what is going on here but it's really interesting. is this a Tory experiment to mess with center-Liberals? is it a benign attempt to positively poison AI by filling the internet with AI-generated anti-racism posts and hoping it reads all of them? I don't even know. this does seem less harmful than the "Taiwanese massage degrees going to Turkey" bot but I am baffled as to why it exists.


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</li><li class="field_exstruct" data-qid="12,1,04" value="12104" data-dimension="S">spambots and brain injury lawyers / spambots and traumatic brain injury lawyers  ->  some things like casinos and currency exchanges and porn sites make some kind of sense because there are clearly ways to skim money off either the users or advertisers of those. but spambots advertising traumatic brain injury lawyers has me a little baffled<br/>
places mentioned so far: New York City, Chicago, San Diego, Florida.<br/>
my first guess is that most of these are cities, so people are somehow paying for this because it's hard to attract customers inside a crowded city that might have a lot of other options? that doesn't explain Florida though.
 
</li><li class="field_exstruct" data-qid="12,1,05" value="12105" data-dimension="S">reading glasses spam / Mozaer reading glasses  ->  we've weirdly been getting a lot of ads for these. this is extra baffling because it's not one of those things that's an obvious scam or something that rakes in a lot of money in and of itself.
 
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<!-- https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Water_Margin - add later
-->{{li|I=S2/MX|Q=12,1,08|Q2=12108|rem=108 as large number of bandits}}Spambots are a tiny neocolonialism / Blog and wiki spambots are a micro-scale form of neocolonialism / The functional purpose of blog and wiki spambots is to use arbitrary parts of the internet to gain a bigger functional business territory and multiply capital; this is to say that from the vantage point of a spambot the existence of human beings, institutions, or meeting places is an impediment to making money and staying in business while slowly taking anything anyone has ever held or created is more advantageous to the basic stability of a business, and to imply that it is more advantageous to the continued existence of a population against the onslaught of external countries existing through the ability of concentrated capital to allow populational reproduction in a way that many small and unstable businesses cannot
 
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</li><li class="field_horror" value="12125" data-dimension="S">??
{{li|I=S2/Fy|dimension=M3|class=field_horror|Q=12,1,24|Q2=12124}}If you had total artistic freedom, and you could literally make whatever you wanted, and nobody would ever call you out on any of it, giving you the total freedom to make mistakes and learn what is right and wrong on your own, but to have that you had to live in a country which was an empire and benefited from allying with other large empires to beat up Third World countries and force people off their land or put most of their populations into factories to turn your country into a series of malls and tiny shops, and you could not stop Palestinians from being killed every day, but as long as you shut up you would get to write romances about The Onceler or serial killers or draw {{censor|Jack London wolves banging}} or write about {{censor|weird fetishes}} or things people debate as being stereotypes or normalizing toxic relationships or literally whatever you want to express, would you take that trade-off?  -> I swear people answer this question wrong every single day.<br />
the question here may be {{em|slightly}} hypothetical and contrived in that the causality on some of these things doesn't connect directly to empire, but you still see people {{em|saying}} the inverse proposition that they think Freedom is more important than literally anything and they would choose Freedom if it did. that's the key. as long as Freedom is more important than not killing people, not only will you never get to build the [[E:dictatorship of the proletariat|temporary cages]] that reconstruct all of society in a form where chunk competition is far less easy, but generally, you'll never get people to be ethical at all.
 
{{li|I=S1/PT|class=field_horror|Q=12,1,25|Q2=12125}}banning Brians via Hays code / banning through the Hays Code talking animals that, despite animation hyperboles, read as {{censor|zoophilia}} {{YouTube|5b0aLXedXck}} {{YouTube|znxGA4drZDw}}  -> thanks Family Guy analysis for my new euphemism for this
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</li><li class="field_horror" data-tradition="Fy" data-qid="12,1,27" value="12127" data-dimension="S2">If you don't understand material reality, Kero {{em|will}} {{censor|stick his dick in the mouth of|tts=censored}} a dog / If you don't understand material reality, [censored] will [censored] a dog (censored title)  ->  I am sick of people acting like material reality is subordinate to reason and argument. I hope a little shock humor will illustrate why.<br />
</li><li class="field_horror" data-tradition="Fy" data-qid="12,1,27" value="12127" data-dimension="S2">If you don't understand material reality, Kero {{em|will}} {{censor|stick his dick in the mouth of|tts=censored}} a dog / If you don't understand material reality, [censored] will [censored] a dog (censored title)  ->  I am sick of people acting like material reality is subordinate to reason and argument. I hope a little shock humor will illustrate why.<br />
let's just say, the moment two material objects exist, any particular material object somebody looks at is subject to material reality running into it all the time, not to whatever object A thinks or reasons in its mind is true. if object A has an inner experience or object B has an inner experience that is irrelevant. objects A and B can only see the outside behavior of each other, and if that is not sufficient for them to understand and predict each other then horrible things might happen.<br />
let's just say, the moment two material objects exist, any particular material object somebody looks at is subject to material reality running into it all the time, not to whatever object A thinks or reasons in its mind is true. if object A has an inner experience or object B has an inner experience that is irrelevant. objects A and B can only see the outside behavior of each other, and if that is not sufficient for them to understand and predict each other then horrible things might happen.<br />
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</li><li class="field_horror" value="12129" data-dimension="S2">Wanting human nonexistence is like {{censor|drawing porn}} of Firestar / If it's okay to draw {{censor|Warrior cats having sex}}, it's okay to say humans should never have existed / ... it has to be applied onto the conditions of the real world (censored title)  ->  in any given worldview, both of these things are "morally wrong" for essentially the same reason. explicit {{censor|content about unrealistic beasts}} is generally deemed bad because the concept of roleplaying a world where there are no humans cannot be separated from real-life humans who think about it existing. if people can fully separate real world from hypothetical world and take the hypothetical world as self-contained, then it should not be immediately harmful, but problems always come up where the person talking about the hypothetical world is taken as performing a speech act that applies to the relationship between the real person and real people. the problem with saying humans never should have existed is essentially the same situation. for the hypothetical to have any bite and say anything meaningful about the real world, it has to be applied onto the conditions of the real world, where individuals exist and say things and each individual has the ability to kill maybe ten people or a hundred or end their own life but never has the ability to wipe out all of humanity or make humanity painlessly have never existed. whether somebody entertaining this hypothetical will commit any such offenses is unclear, {{em|seems}} unlikely, but in terms of indirect effects you never know.<br />
</li><li class="field_horror" value="12129" data-dimension="S2">Wanting human nonexistence is like {{censor|drawing porn}} of Firestar / If it's okay to draw {{censor|Warrior cats having sex}}, it's okay to say humans should never have existed / ... it has to be applied onto the conditions of the real world (censored title)  ->  in any given worldview, both of these things are "morally wrong" for essentially the same reason. explicit {{censor|content about unrealistic beasts}} is generally deemed bad because the concept of roleplaying a world where there are no humans cannot be separated from real-life humans who think about it existing. if people can fully separate real world from hypothetical world and take the hypothetical world as self-contained, then it should not be immediately harmful, but problems always come up where the person talking about the hypothetical world is taken as performing a speech act that applies to the relationship between the real person and real people. the problem with saying humans never should have existed is essentially the same situation. for the hypothetical to have any bite and say anything meaningful about the real world, it has to be applied onto the conditions of the real world, where individuals exist and say things and each individual has the ability to kill maybe ten people or a hundred or end their own life but never has the ability to wipe out all of humanity or make humanity painlessly have never existed. whether somebody entertaining this hypothetical will commit any such offenses is unclear, {{em|seems}} unlikely, but in terms of indirect effects you never know.<br />
(This entry is censored just so while scrolling the prototype you don't have to look at it over and over. <s>Whether this kind of thing is actually forbidden in outward-facing Item labels is still up in the air.</s> edit: Nah. I think it will be. Outward-facing Item labels are meant to communicate things super-clearly, including what the rules are.)
(This entry is censored just so while scrolling the prototype you don't have to look at it over and over. <s>Whether this kind of thing is actually forbidden in outward-facing Item labels is still up in the air.</s> Nah. I think it will be. Outward-facing Item labels are meant to communicate things super-clearly, including what the rules are.)
 
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</li><li class="number_empty" value="12225">(something related to Christmas or Deltarune)
 
</li><li class="field_horror" data-tradition="Fy" data-qid="12,2,30" value="12230" data-dimension="S">adult cartoon  ->  general category of animated shows which are not for teenagers, or at least "generally" "not really" for teenagers. we all know some of them watch them anyway.
</li><li class="field_horror" data-tradition="Fy" data-qid="12,2,31" value="12231" data-dimension="S">adult cartoons as strictly crass / adult cartoon (United States)  ->  you almost need a separate Item just to convey the specific idea of shows like {{film|Family Guy}} and {{film|Helluva Boss}} and how the United States is convinced this is what an 'adult cartoon' is
</li><li class="field_horror" data-tradition="Fy" data-qid="12,2,32" value="12232" data-dimension="S">adult cartoon as story / adult cartoon (Japan)  ->  "adult cartoons" from Japan are so much often better, and I think the big difference is that they tend to be story-based and pick a particular messed-up story to tell that just doesn't fit into the box of what a teen-rated show should be. I think adult cartoons trying to strictly be sitcoms is part of what sinks them. {{film|Fionna and Cake}} for instance succeeds on the basis of being a story, much like {{film|Homestuck}} does
 
</li><li class="field_fantasy" data-tradition="Fy" data-qid="12,2,33" value="12233" data-dimension="S">analyzing {{film|Family Guy}} as a soap opera  ->  I have never liked this show but if you want to take it semi-seriously to ask questions about who the characters are and how their development works per episode and in relation to other episodes, this is the way to do it. god, seeing people analyze {{film|Family Guy}} this way is funnier and more entertaining than the actual show
 
</li><li class="field_fantasy" data-tradition="Fy" data-qid="12,2,34" value="12234" data-dimension="S">Why does {{film|Family Guy}} have banned episodes?  ->  most shows that have banned episodes are like, shows for kids that have standards of what they can show, and the purpose of {{film|Family Guy}} is the opposite of that — to be as offensive as possible, spread carefully across a lot of plot and episodes, within limits (this would be "theoretically offensive to the fictional universe it portrays" more than "actually offensive", to be fair; it's part of writing a {{em|good}} adult cartoon to allow that sometimes offense comes from the characters in universe having unreasonable standards... as the opening of {{film|Family Guy}} tries to suggest). so, like... why are there banned episodes. there are absolutely things in early episodes that are unacceptable now yet the episodes are still airing. why bother to ban any of them?


</li><li class="field_horror" data-tradition="Fy" data-qid="12,2,36" value="12236" data-remark="Ling-Ling's new designated number, no.25 Pikachu shifted over. also 36 being the Zinovievist number and theoretically being violent is a conceptually funny connection" data-dimension="S">Ling-Ling, psycho-type kaiju / {{censor||Chinpo|komon|tts=[Censored]Pokomon|tts2=Chinpokomon}} / ([[User:RD/9k/Q12,1,69|9k]])
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</li><li class="field_geo" value="13001" data-dimension="Z">Hydrogen (H)
</li><li class="field_geo" value="13002" data-dimension="Z">Helium (He)
</li><li class="field_geo" value="13002" data-dimension="Z">Helium (He)
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</li><li class="field_geo" value="13003" data-dimension="Z">Lithium (Li)
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National Pokédex, and various items that simply didn't fit earlier.

  1. hypothetical battle
  2. power scaling / power level calculations
  3. one billion lions [1]
  4. black hole (opponent)
  5. ??
  6. ??
  7. ??
  8. Super Dragon Balls
  9. Super Shenron
  11. LithoGraphica influence / (9k)
  12. TV Tropes [2] / AllTheTropes (generic) [3] / (9k)
  13. LithoGraphica (About page)
  14. Snopes.com / (9k)
    Snopes.com + Marxism = LithoGraphica.
  15. Infinite Craft / (9k)
  16. KnowYourMeme / (9k)
  17. ??
  18. ??
  19. ??
  20. Wikidata / (9k)
  21. (... literal Missingno. entries)
  22. Pokémon form / Pokémon visual form / Pokémon variant within single stage
  23. Spiral Shellder / Turbann (theories)
  24. Crystal Onix
  25. (... beta Pokémon)
  26. split Mega evolution
  27. (no-include section:)
  28. Mega Venusaur
  29. Mega Charizard X
  30. Mega Charizard Y
  31. Mega Blastoise
  32. Mega Beedrill
  33. Mega Pidgeot
  34. Mega Gyarados
  35. Mega Mewtwo X
  36. Mega Mewtwo Y
  37. Mega Alakazam
  38. Mega Slowbro
  39. Mega Gengar
  40. Mega Kangaskhan
  41. Mega Pinsir
  42. Mega Aerodactyl
  43. Mega Scizor
  44. Mega Heracross
  45. Mega Steelix
  46. Mega Ampharos
  47. (end no-include section)
  48. Primal form
  49. Castform (Normal form)
  50. Castform (Sunny form)
  51. Castform (Rainy form)
  52. Castform (Snowy form)
  53. Primal Kyogre
  54. Primal Groudon
  55. Deoxys Attack form
  56. Deoxys Defense form
  57. Deoxys Speed form
  58. Origin form
  59. Shellos West Sea
  60. Gastrodon West Sea
  61. Shellos East Sea
  62. Gastrodon East Sea
  63. Shadow Lugia
  64. Dark Dialga (Explorers of Time/Darkness) / Primal Dialga
  65. Origin Dialga
  66. Origin Palkia
  67. Origin Giratina
  68. Mega-evolved form
  69. (no-include section:)
  70. Mega Houndoom
  71. Mega Tyranitar
  72. Mega Sceptile
  73. Mega Blaziken
  74. Mega Swampert
  75. Mega Gardevoir
  76. Mega Sableye
  77. Mega Mawile
  78. Mega Rayquaza
  79. Mega Aggron
  80. Mega Medicham
  81. Mega Manetric
  82. Mega Sharpedo
  83. Mega Camerupt
  84. Mega Altaria
  85. Mega Banette
  86. Mega Absol
  87. Mega Glalie
  88. Mega Salamence
  89. Mega Gallade
  90. Mega Metagross
  91. Mega Latias
  92. Mega Latios
  93. Mega Lopunny
  94. Mega Garchomp
  95. Mega Lucario
  96. Mega Abomasnow
  97. Mega Audino
  98. Mega Diancie
  99. (end no-include section)
  100. Pokémon regional form / Alolan form / Galar form
  101. (no-include section:)
  102. Alolan Rattata
  103. Alolan Raticate
  104. Alolan Raichu
  105. Alolan Sandshrew
  106. Alolan Sandslash
  107. Alolan Vulpix
  108. Alolan Ninetales
  109. Alolan Diglett
  110. Alolan Dugtrio
  111. Alolan form
  112. Alolan Meowth
  113. Alolan Persian
  114. Alolan Geodude
  115. Alolan Graveler
  116. Alolan Golem
  117. Alolan Grimer
  118. Alolan Muk
  119. Alolan Exeggutor
  120. Alolan Marowak
  121. Galar Meowth
  122. Galar Ponyta
  123. Galar Rapidash
  124. Galar Farfetch'd
  125. Galar Weezing
  126. Galar Zigzagoon
  127. Galar Linoone
  128. Galar Articuno
  129. Galar Zapdos
  130. Galar Moltres
  131. Galar Mr. Mime
  132. Galar Slowpoke
  133. Galar Slowbro
  134. Galar Slowking
  135. Galar Corsola
  136. Galar Darumaka
  137. Galar Darmanitan Standard Mode
  138. Galar Darmanitan Zen Mode
  139. Galar Yamask
  140. Galar Stunfisk
  141. Hisui Growlithe
  142. Hisui Arcanine
  143. Hisui Voltorb
  144. Hisui Electrode
  145. Hisui Typhlosion
  146. Hisui Qwilfish
  147. Hisui Sneasel
  148. Hisui Samurott
  149. Hisui Lilligant
  150. Hisui Braviary
  151. Hisui Zorua
  152. Hisui Zoroark
  153. Hisui Sliggoo
  154. Hisui Goodra
  155. Hisui Avalugg
  156. Hisui Decidueye
  157. Bloodmoon Ursaluna
  158. White-Stripe Basculin
  159. Male Basculegion
  160. Female Basculegion
  161. (end no-include section)
  162. Paradox Pokémon
  163. Terastallized state
  164. Paldean form
  165. Paldean Tauros (Combat Breed)
  166. Paldean Tauros (Blaze Breed)
  167. Paldean Tauros (Aqua Breed)
  168. Paldean Wooper
  169. Normal Terapagos
  170. Terastal Terapagos
  171. Stellar Terapagos
  172. Gigantamax form
  173. Gigantamax Venusaur
  174. Gigantamax Charizard
  175. Gigantamax Blastoise
  176. Gigantamax Pikachu
  177. Gigantamax Meowth
  178. Gigantamax Eevee
  179. Gigantamax Rillaboom
  180. Gigantamax Cinderace
  181. Gigantamax Inteleon
  182. Gigantamax Butterfree
  183. Gigantamax Machamp
  184. Gigantamax Gengar
  185. Gigantamax Kingler
  186. Gigantamax Lapras
  187. Gigantamax Snorlax
  188. Gigantamax Garbodor
  189. Gigantamax Melmetal
  190. Gigantamax Corviknight
  191. Gigantamax Orbeetle
  192. Gigantamax Drednaw
  193. Gigantamax Coalossal
  194. Gigantamax Applin / Gigantamax Flapple / Gigantamax Appletun
  195. Gigantamax Sandaconda
  196. Gigantamax Toxtricity
  197. Gigantamax Centiscorch
  198. Gigantamax Hatterene
  199. Gigantamax Grimmsnarl
  200. Gigantamax Urshifu (Single Strike)
  201. Gigantamax Urshifu (Rapid Strike)
  202. enigma-tier Pokémon / Ultra Beast tier / Paradox tier / Pokémon from another realm using Legendary Pokémon conventions
  203. Gigantamax Alcremie
  204. Gigantamax Copperajah
  205. Gigantamax Duraludon
  206. Basic form
  207. Battle form
  208. Ride form
  209. Battle Cyclizar
  210. Apex Koraidon
  211. Ultimate Miraidon
  212. method of obtaining Pokémon -> in cave and only one, etc.
  213. available in wild
  214. one encounter available in specific location
  215. raid battle / raid battle (Pokémon Sword/Shield) / raid battle (Pokémon Go)
  216. environmental trace / shaking grass (Pokémon) / rippling water (Pokémon) / dust clouds (Pokémon) / overhead shadow (Pokémon) / shaking trash can (Pokémon)
  217. [S] Pokémon feeder / joining (Pokémon gen 8) / honey tree (Pokémon gen 4)
  218. Pokémon day care
  219. gift Pokémon / in-game trade
  220. scripted story event
  221. event distribution
  222. (... generations)
  223. Legendary Pokémon
  224. Box Legendary
  225. dungeon Legendary / cave Legendary / ARG Legendary (Regis, etc.)
  226. Roaming Legendary
  227. cosmic Legendary / pantheon deity Legendary
  228. doom Legendary -> Mewtwo, Deoxys, Necrozma, Eternatus
  229. type drive Legendary -> Silvally, Arceus, Genesect
  230. unique hero Pokémon / unique antagonist Pokémon -> Zoroark, Zeraora, Kubfu, Zarude
  231. event Legendary / tie-in Legendary
  232. Mythical Pokémon
  233. movie-relevant Pokémon / movie figurehead Pokémon -> doesn't have to be Legendaries, if there's a movie totally centered on Eevee, or Zoroark
  234. fusion Legendary
  235. fusable Legendary
  236. composite Legendary -> Melmetal, Zygarde
  237. event-distributed form of regular Pokémon -> Zoroark, Own Tempo Rockruff, etc.
  238. Pokémon with special-edition forms -> Pichu, Pikachu & Eevee, Greninja
  239. Pokémon with natural variations -> Shellos, Basculin, Pumpkaboo, Sinistea, Sinistcha, Dudunsparce
  240. Pokémon with branched evolutions
  241. pseudo-legendary Pokémon
  242. fossil Pokémon -> clearly not a type of Legendary, but put here to stop me wondering if Dracozolt is an enigma-tier. enigmas are Legendaries that seem like they should be regular, fossil Pokémon are fossil Pokémon
  243. ??
  244. ??
  245. ??
  246. ??
  247. ??
  248. ??
  249. ??
  250. ??
  251. ??
  252. ??
  253. ??
  254. Pokémon technique / Pokémon move
  255. (... Stellar-type move)
  256. ??
  257. ??
  258. ??
  259. ??
  260. ??
  261. ??
  262. ??
  263. ??
  264. (... Pokémon types)
  265. ??
  266. ??
  267. ??
  268. ??
  269. ??
  270. ??
  271. ??
  272. ??
  273. (... Pokémon of Types)
  274. ??
  275. Baby Pokémon
  276. Basic Pokémon (main series)
  277. Stage 1 Pokémon (main series)
  278. Stage 2 Pokémon (main series)
  279. ??
  280. ??
  281. ??
  282. Mega evolution stage / Primal reversion stage
  283. ??
  284. ??
  285. ??
  286. National Pokédex -> has serialized parts: every single Pokémon ever.
  287. Bulbasaur (Pokémon; gen 1 / Kanto)
  288. (... National Pokédex)
  289. Pecharunt (Pokémon; gen 10 / Paldea) -> last known Pokémon as of 2025. do not reserve the next hundred slots for Pokédex slots, just start over on a clean hundred when the next game comes out.
  290. ??
  291. ??
  292. ??
  293. ??
  294. ??
  295. ??
  296. ??
  297. ??
  298. ??
  299. ??
  300. ??
  301. ??
  302. ??
  303. ??
  304. So Sorry (Undertale)
  305. invented species (furry fandom) / original species / open species (generic) / closed species (generic)
  306. Closed species are a microcosm of capitalism / Closed species are a microcosm of society / The structure of "closed species" fan circles is a limited model of how society functions under capitalism in general, by featuring visible status symbols that people compete for through labor or money and push subtle shame onto each other for only having been able to get the basic ones and not having been able to claim the best ones / Microtransactions to get rare avatars, companions, or cosmetic items are a microcosm of how real-world capitalist societies function / (9k)
    if you ask me, I don't think it's positively immoral to put this kind of thing in a game, like your country forms a Molecular Marxism and you're absolutely banned from making an MMO with a Chimereon upgrades store and it's all over the party platform or such, but I do think it's vaguely annoying. I think it's annoying to try to escape reality by playing a game and have thrown at you exactly what you've been trying to escape and not think about. I find it annoying that nobody is imaginative enough to find any better ways to design games.
  307. Protogen co-founder exempt from rules / I helped launch protogens, so I am exempt from the protogen rules [4] / (9k)
  308. harassing illegal protogens / furry fandom becoming a cloud of decentralized dictators over closed species / (9k)
    Anarchy is the most authoritarian thing there is + Protogen co-founder exempt from rules = harassing illegal protogens.
  309. ??
  310. ??
  311. ??
  312. ??
  313. Who is paying for spambot advertising? -> my top guess right now is that the people who pay for spambots don't even know they're getting them, and they're actually paying for "SEO rankings" or something, after which they only get a bunch of spambots.
  314. nonsensical scam advertiser / spambot (automated nonsensical advertiser) -> I'm broadening the total definition of spambot to include Third-World scammers, because they have seriously interesting stories behind them that are worth talking about. Deltarune making the scammer character have a few real emotions was wired. although the one thing I slightly object to sometimes is how creating a softly-whitewashed "I could be anybody" character erases the great difference between First-World and Third-World countries that actually creates a lot of real-world scammers. it's like structural racism only it's very very big.
  315. Nigerian prince scam -> everyone who isn't old has heard of these. fewer people actually know about the living conditions of the people sending these emails.
  316. Taiwanese massage degrees going to Turkey [5] -> analyzing the motifs of spambots? of course. spambots tell some of the most interesting stories when you really, really look deep into them. look at how much history is behind Nigerian prince scams and "yahoos" alone. there's definitely something going on in either Taiwan or Turkey which is not good. are the people of Taiwan desperate? are they funneling people out of poorer countries to go to Taiwanese universities and go to Turkey? are they recruiting people out of Turkey to go to Taiwan and go back to Turkey? right now I don't quite get what's going on.
  317. AI-generated anti-racism [6] -> I have no idea what is going on here but it's really interesting. is this a Tory experiment to mess with center-Liberals? is it a benign attempt to positively poison AI by filling the internet with AI-generated anti-racism posts and hoping it reads all of them? I don't even know. this does seem less harmful than the "Taiwanese massage degrees going to Turkey" bot but I am baffled as to why it exists.
  318. spambots and brain injury lawyers / spambots and traumatic brain injury lawyers -> some things like casinos and currency exchanges and porn sites make some kind of sense because there are clearly ways to skim money off either the users or advertisers of those. but spambots advertising traumatic brain injury lawyers has me a little baffled
    places mentioned so far: New York City, Chicago, San Diego, Florida.
    my first guess is that most of these are cities, so people are somehow paying for this because it's hard to attract customers inside a crowded city that might have a lot of other options? that doesn't explain Florida though.
  319. reading glasses spam / Mozaer reading glasses -> we've weirdly been getting a lot of ads for these. this is extra baffling because it's not one of those things that's an obvious scam or something that rakes in a lot of money in and of itself.
  320. ??
  321. ??
  322. ??
  323. Spambots are a tiny neocolonialism / Blog and wiki spambots are a micro-scale form of neocolonialism / The functional purpose of blog and wiki spambots is to use arbitrary parts of the internet to gain a bigger functional business territory and multiply capital; this is to say that from the vantage point of a spambot the existence of human beings, institutions, or meeting places is an impediment to making money and staying in business while slowly taking anything anyone has ever held or created is more advantageous to the basic stability of a business, and to imply that it is more advantageous to the continued existence of a population against the onslaught of external countries existing through the ability of concentrated capital to allow populational reproduction in a way that many small and unstable businesses cannot
  324. ??
  325. cursed export / paying Third-World people for footage of things that would be crimes [7] -> what it says. in reference to the below Items.
  326. The Khmer Rouge left Cambodians with nothing but monkey abuse / The abuses of the Khmer Rouge left Cambodians with nothing but monkey abuse / The Khmer Rouge stopped Cambodia from having any doctors and left them with nothing but selling monkey torture -> I don't have a lot of information about the reality of what happened with the Khmer Rouge, but this is a pretty outrageous thing to claim with a straight face. looking at the most important part of the claim, that being in a poor country is bad, it would be just as accurate to say that people showing up from other countries with money is harmful and dangerous to a country because the people with money can pay money for this, or for people to sell the United States slaves, and only Mao or Kim Il-Sung putting up a barrier around the country and forcing it to develop inside itself can prevent slavery and monkey abuse. cursed exports are weirdly like a reverse Nigerian prince scam. both of them are a kind of toxic connection between a First-World country and a Third-World country which doesn't create anything productive and where everyone would have been better off if that one particular interaction between the two countries didn't happen.
  327. Only Kim Il-Sung can prevent monkey abuse / Protectionism prevents cursed exports such as animal abuse for money / If Indonesia transitioned to Deng Xiaoping Thought, there would be no monkey abuse -> a bit of a troll proposition, but it does make you ask what's wrong with it. if a country creates Juche-socialism and closes itself up, at whatever peril comes with that, it will almost certainly prevent US people showing up with a bizarre amount of money to pay the country for the world's weirdest export. everyone will be busy stumbling to create industries inside the country. so there are downsides but there are also clear upsides.
    (next proposition merged) I keep thinking about how one of the single most successful policies of workers' states has simply been refusing connections from the outside until they're ready. is this to say it's possible to go directly to Deng Xiaoping Thought before trying to create Bolshevism, and it isn't a form unique to a country sliding backward? have we been interpreting history wrong? and if so, what exactly is the logic for Deng Xiaoping Thought actually being a necessary step — what is achieved by gaining solid control over the internal borders of a country if the Archons of the population still drive it? what's the huge reward everybody gets from those Archons being free from the outside world? I feel like answering that could yield a significant breakthrough in understanding Liberalism as well as Third-World countries. this is clearly a hugely important step for some reason, so important that the United States is desperately trying to do it erratically across the inside of the United States.
  328. Vladimir Nabokov -> author of disturbing book that keeps getting grandfathered in while at various times similar writings wrote any year after it get blocked. (Definitely not all of them though.)
    this Item itself is Take It Seriously but at the same time I could see some very funny usages of it in Wavebuilder combinations; he may be a questionable person but he's kind of a choice white card.
  329. Sam polarizing the Undertale fanbase / So Sorry, furry porn, and the pronounced redacted scandal
  330. Lolita is just a book / Lolita is okay because escapism is okay -> please do not enter Lolita into the first 10,000 Items. or anything that manages to be more disturbing. if it becomes necessary to some other entry, then you may enter it at a later number. I entered the "Warriors discourse" Item after 10k. these two Items show the threshold of nasty allowed, anything where the topic isn't "right there in your face" to where it's difficult to bury deep inside the article text can go below 10k.
  331. modeling furries as a nationality / modeling furry-fans as a nationality -> the motif of talking about the internal structure and "historical development" of collections of furries (real-life fans, not fantastical characters) as if they are a national population which is appropriate to analyze through Marxism, and as if this population can undergo transitions to improve its day-to-day life. this motif is not to be taken entirely seriously, though it is not meant as a joke either. this won't always work 100% but it hopefully has use as a teaching tool to explain to people about more important things.
    for modeling fictional nations of furry characters and doing Materialist analysis of literature, there will be other Items.
  332. running a closed species based on the principles of Bolshevism / running an invented-species community based on the principles of Bolshevism / (9k)
    closed species are a microcosm of capitalism + transition from capitalism to Bolshevism = this.
  333. Chouette (2021) [8] / (9k)
  334. zoophilia -> this item will mostly not be used in relation to real-world crimes as much as in discussing the nature of art and the relationship between art and reality. you know, discourse where people get mad about getting mad about art. usually it would seem like this discussion is stupid and there's nothing to be learned here. but actually, if you look into it with a real ability for media analysis you learn a lot about the nature of how art represents things and what it represents, even "normally" when it's not depicting anything weird or disturbing; you learn a lot about the concepts of Media Representation and how every act of publishing art or posting something in the open serves as a speech act that reveals people's character no matter how much death of the author you invoke. talking about whether furries are allowed to draw two Jack-London characters banging might actually be one of the only way to start teaching furries Materialism and why almost every work of fiction has some potential to be used to explain Communist revolutions and socialist transition.
  335. dubious pictures of Firestar / pronounced redacted
  336. Not analyzing zoophilia is anti-intellectualism / Not discussing the sociology and psychology of pronounced redacted is anti-intellectualism -> one day, there was a weird little discussion about this on the internet. [9] then a particular aspiring Marxist theorist found it (not me. they post big long reading lists) and made a post about how it was really stupid*. I had no real opinion on it back then. now... I think I actually agree with the original poster, but for very different reasons than they had. I think that this topic takes on a very different context among furries, who are generally really stupid about politics and morality even within the bounds of Liberal-republicanism, but where this is about the only actual philosophical issue they talk about which could legitimately be used to shake up their entire worldview and get them to think of reality in Materialist terms. you think I'm joking. but it's the only thing they care about. whether they can draw the things they want to or other people will get scared of them and the "community" will fracture.
    furries are very anarchist in some of the worst senses. they truly believe society is made of nothing but social bonds and choices. they think there are actually correct answers to how to behave at people, rather than it being a matter of getting to know and bond with the person before you can even guess what would upset them. they believe in "don't like, don't read", but they aren't willing to face the consequences that come with shamelessly being themselves of losing relationships and having people hate their personal identities when they post something disturbing. they'll accept the line that cops are bad, say that a bunch of totally heterogeneous things definitely belongs in the same Community just because totally different things naturally love each other, then get really upset when it turns out the heterogeneous things don't belong together and they're all mad at each other and some of them occasionally want to do real violence to each other (ok, that's happened in fandoms more than to furries but the overall process is the same). I'm kind of sick of it. I wish furries would learn Materialism and start to realize that only awareness of how to shape the actual shapes, arrangements, and nestings of their Communities would fix the behavior inside those things.
    *edit: I rewatched the video. all the arguments in it from any of the people were pretty stupid. but they were stupid in a specific way, for a specific reason. the video kept invoking traditional philosophy and this specific way people treat philosophy like it's all totally arbitrary and has nothing to do with anything. "a consequentialist—" what. it's one thing to divide people up by their entire worldview they live their lives by like Liberal-republican, Tory, Trotskyist, Southern Baptist Christian, furry. but nobody actually goes around making all their decisions as a "consequentialist".
  337. Furries only want zoophiles expelled / Furries only seek to expel zoophiles / Furries only want [censored] expelled (censored title) / When furries debate about zoophilia they do not actually believe that prohibiting a single specific person from drawing or commissioning the wrong pictures will prevent that particular person from being a problem, and instead are simply using the discovery of these "suspicious pictures" to justify revoking trust and expelling or exiling people from social circles -> this is the big difference between a video essayist having an abstract discussion about zoophilia and furries debating zoophilia. for them it's an actual practical issue that they are having to improvise practical solutions to, which inherently makes their reasoning process about the issue more meaningful and interesting because there is an actual concept in play of there being factually right or wrong answers to the question and real consequences if they don't find the true or accurate answers. I guess I have to thank furries for making an otherwise totally uninteresting issue become bizarrely interesting by turning it Materialist.
  338. ??
  339. If you had total artistic freedom, and you could literally make whatever you wanted, and nobody would ever call you out on any of it, giving you the total freedom to make mistakes and learn what is right and wrong on your own, but to have that you had to live in a country which was an empire and benefited from allying with other large empires to beat up Third World countries and force people off their land or put most of their populations into factories to turn your country into a series of malls and tiny shops, and you could not stop Palestinians from being killed every day, but as long as you shut up you would get to write romances about The Onceler or serial killers or draw pronounced redacted or write about pronounced redacted or things people debate as being stereotypes or normalizing toxic relationships or literally whatever you want to express, would you take that trade-off? -> I swear people answer this question wrong every single day.
    the question here may be slightly hypothetical and contrived in that the causality on some of these things doesn't connect directly to empire, but you still see people saying the inverse proposition that they think Freedom is more important than literally anything and they would choose Freedom if it did. that's the key. as long as Freedom is more important than not killing people, not only will you never get to build the temporary cages that reconstruct all of society in a form where chunk competition is far less easy, but generally, you'll never get people to be ethical at all.
  340. banning Brians via Hays code / banning through the Hays Code talking animals that, despite animation hyperboles, read as pronounced redacted [10] [11] -> thanks Family Guy analysis for my new euphemism for this
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  342. If you don't understand material reality, Kero will pronounced censored a dog / If you don't understand material reality, [censored] will [censored] a dog (censored title) -> I am sick of people acting like material reality is subordinate to reason and argument. I hope a little shock humor will illustrate why.
    let's just say, the moment two material objects exist, any particular material object somebody looks at is subject to material reality running into it all the time, not to whatever object A thinks or reasons in its mind is true. if object A has an inner experience or object B has an inner experience that is irrelevant. objects A and B can only see the outside behavior of each other, and if that is not sufficient for them to understand and predict each other then horrible things might happen.
    I am therefore I am + zoophilia = this.
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  344. Wanting human nonexistence is like pronounced redacted of Firestar / If it's okay to draw pronounced redacted, it's okay to say humans should never have existed / ... it has to be applied onto the conditions of the real world (censored title) -> in any given worldview, both of these things are "morally wrong" for essentially the same reason. explicit pronounced redacted is generally deemed bad because the concept of roleplaying a world where there are no humans cannot be separated from real-life humans who think about it existing. if people can fully separate real world from hypothetical world and take the hypothetical world as self-contained, then it should not be immediately harmful, but problems always come up where the person talking about the hypothetical world is taken as performing a speech act that applies to the relationship between the real person and real people. the problem with saying humans never should have existed is essentially the same situation. for the hypothetical to have any bite and say anything meaningful about the real world, it has to be applied onto the conditions of the real world, where individuals exist and say things and each individual has the ability to kill maybe ten people or a hundred or end their own life but never has the ability to wipe out all of humanity or make humanity painlessly have never existed. whether somebody entertaining this hypothetical will commit any such offenses is unclear, seems unlikely, but in terms of indirect effects you never know.
    (This entry is censored just so while scrolling the prototype you don't have to look at it over and over. Whether this kind of thing is actually forbidden in outward-facing Item labels is still up in the air. Nah. I think it will be. Outward-facing Item labels are meant to communicate things super-clearly, including what the rules are.)
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  359. (something related to Christmas or Deltarune)
  360. adult cartoon -> general category of animated shows which are not for teenagers, or at least "generally" "not really" for teenagers. we all know some of them watch them anyway.
  361. adult cartoons as strictly crass / adult cartoon (United States) -> you almost need a separate Item just to convey the specific idea of shows like Family Guy and Helluva Boss and how the United States is convinced this is what an 'adult cartoon' is
  362. adult cartoon as story / adult cartoon (Japan) -> "adult cartoons" from Japan are so much often better, and I think the big difference is that they tend to be story-based and pick a particular messed-up story to tell that just doesn't fit into the box of what a teen-rated show should be. I think adult cartoons trying to strictly be sitcoms is part of what sinks them. Fionna and Cake for instance succeeds on the basis of being a story, much like Homestuck does
  363. analyzing Family Guy as a soap opera -> I have never liked this show but if you want to take it semi-seriously to ask questions about who the characters are and how their development works per episode and in relation to other episodes, this is the way to do it. god, seeing people analyze Family Guy this way is funnier and more entertaining than the actual show
  364. Why does Family Guy have banned episodes? -> most shows that have banned episodes are like, shows for kids that have standards of what they can show, and the purpose of Family Guy is the opposite of that — to be as offensive as possible, spread carefully across a lot of plot and episodes, within limits (this would be "theoretically offensive to the fictional universe it portrays" more than "actually offensive", to be fair; it's part of writing a good adult cartoon to allow that sometimes offense comes from the characters in universe having unreasonable standards... as the opening of Family Guy tries to suggest). so, like... why are there banned episodes. there are absolutely things in early episodes that are unacceptable now yet the episodes are still airing. why bother to ban any of them?
  365. Ling-Ling, psycho-type kaiju / pronounced [Censored]Pokomon / (9k)
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  375. Trotskyist theorist depicted as furry
  376. furry version of Leon Trotsky -> this should not be a motif except that while going way too far into deltarune AUs I ended up making one so yeah
  377. ??
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  380. ??
  381. furry fandom
  382. furry porn -> why is this like, the top political issue for normal people. nothing else truly matters except whether or not you can put pronounced redacted on your fursona and whether you can draw pronounced redacted. people have genuine thought-out debates about this, over and over, then with everything else they go through life expecting everyone to magically become a good person educated on everything, and acting like actually discussing anything about the way societies form or develop is stupid.
    well, I'm getting my revenge now. I'm going to analyze the pronounced redacted out of furry discourse and how it relates to Materialism and make them all learn something.
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  398. chemical element (periodic table) / periodic table of elements / chemical element listed on periodic table
  399. Hydrogen (H)
  400. Helium (He)
  401. (no-include section:)
  402. Lithium (Li)
  403. Beryllium (Be)
  404. Boron
  405. Carbon
  406. Nitrogen
  407. Oxygen
  408. Fluorine
  409. Neon
  410. Sodium
  411. Magnesium
  412. Aluminum
  413. Silicon
  414. Phosphorus
  415. Sulfur
  416. Chlorine
  417. Argon
  418. Potassium
  419. Calcium
  420. Scandium
  421. Titanium
  422. Vanadium
  423. Chromium
  424. Manganese
  425. Iron
  426. Cobalt
  427. Nickel
  428. Copper
  429. Zinc
  430. Gallium
  431. Germanium
  432. Arsenic
  433. Selenium
  434. Bromine
  435. Krypton
  436. Rubidium
  437. Strontium
  438. Yttrium
  439. Zirconium
  440. Tennessine (Ts)
  441. (end no-include section)
  442. Oganesson (Og)
  443. (... reserved for future element discoveries, unless there is good evidence heavier elements stop being possible before 200)
  444. island of stability
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