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Re: Nihilism. This is the sort of nihilism I saw explored in the more formative novels I read as a high schooler. Mainly John Niven. Laurence Fishbourne and a few of the "Jewish WASP New York girl can't even life" books I/the whole world was really into for a while.
It was always from the perspective of the main character, who was frankly terrible, becoming disconcerted with the throwaway attitude of one of the prominent supporting characters. Of course, this was the character who faced very few consequences considering what they'd done over the course of the story, and this was used to portray how unfair life is.
I quite miss it.
Wait, do you mean she is Jewish and Protestant?
Well, she's a WJJ, but that's less recognizable.
(Here's linky to the image without the text. 1611's "Ein new künstliches Fechtbuch im Rappier" by Michael Hundt, if you were curious.)
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An alien, a war criminal, and Joseph Stalin.
TIL: the other quantum states get jealous
USS Big Wasp yo