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Bitter? No. Old? Getting there. Yelling at clouds? Not even once, even though live in Oregon. What's my complaint? Not really a complaint but when you realize
by Anon4Now 3y ago
Bitter? No. Old? Getting there. Yelling at clouds? Not even once, even though live in Oregon.
What's my complaint? Not really a complaint but when you realize that National Geographic is owned by Disney and DreamWorks used to be under Disney's umbrella, it's not a big stretch that there may be people at DreamWorks who have connections at Disney and can get a story idea planted. I'm not even sure that's cynicism. I think it's just an understanding of how the world often works.
- Sakos 3y agoBut how does that understanding help you in this case? I just see somebody who's deciding not to give any further thought to Dracula, Bram Stoker or how the story was written, instead aiming for the low fruit of "corporate capitalism bad". Like, there are so many ways you could've guided the conversation into a more productive, interesting direction that's actually relevant to the topic in the article while not necessarily pandering to the underlying/implicit PR priming.
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