Our online era is being defined by a digital haze of shitpost-y, weirdly specific memes that toe the line between satire and watch list.

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University of Bath’s Emily Godwin explains how memes, rather than harmless internet humour, have become a powerful tool for spreading dangerous ideas.

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Vince Mancini asks why the guys who once fantasized about infiltrating secret Vietcong prison camps are now dreaming up ...

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