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Dropping soon my first art critique: *FOOD* at Schinkel Pavillon Berlin > FOOD feels like the essence of a hedonistic and demonic ritual because it invokes primal desires in a contemporary vacuum. It’s a mirror held to late capitalist urban ennui, where overstimulation becomes its own kind of death — a slow, sexy, sticky death wrapped in performance art.

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NPCsports - don elektro - 2025

Hey bro, here’s a Top 10 list of the most prominent 20th-century figures according to memes, internet culture, and overall online presence — not necessarily based on historical importance, but on how often they're referenced, meme’d, or mythologized in the digital age:

🧠 TOP 10 ICONIC 20th-CENTURY FIGURES IN INTERNET/MEME CULTURE

1. Albert Einstein

🧪 Meme status: Galaxy brain, tongue-out pic, genius personified.

🔁 Used for: “Smart guy” memes, quantum mechanics jokes, misunderstood quotes.

2. Adolf Hitler

☠️ Meme status: Dark meme magnet.

🔁 Used for: Godwin’s Law, rage satire, “Hitler reacts to…” parodies (Downfall memes).

⚠️ Always controversial, but omnipresent.

3. Nikola Tesla

⚡ Meme status: The Reddit/Elon darling of inventors.

🔁 Used for: "Real genius vs Edison," "ahead of his time" memes.

🚀 Mythologized as a steampunk prophet.

4. Che Guevara

🟥 Meme status: Revolution starter pack.

🔁 Used for: Ironic fashion, socialist memes, “Che-vron” parodies.

🧢 Often misunderstood but super iconic.

5. Walt Disney

🐭 Meme status: Creator turned global puppet master.

🔁 Used for: Illuminati jokes, “Walt frozen under Disney World” myth, copyright dystopia memes.

6. Bob Ross

🎨 Meme status: Wholesome king of calm.

🔁 Used for: ASMR memes, “happy little accidents,” chill vibes.

📈 Had a massive posthumous internet revival.

7. Mr. Rogers (Fred Rogers)

👞 Meme status: Emotional support meme dad.

🔁 Used for: Wholesome culture, anti-toxic masculinity memes, comfort-core.

8. Mahatma Gandhi

🕊️ Meme status: Peace god meets Civilization game troll.

🔁 Used for: “Gandhi nuke glitch” in Civilization, passive-aggressive meme punchline.

9. Joseph Stalin

🌩️ Meme status: Darkly comic authoritarian icon.

🔁 Used for: Irony-core leftist memes, "based dictator" memes, communist edits.

🧊 Often paired with vaporwave or synth aesthetics.

10. Princess Diana

👑 Meme status: Forever beloved tragic queen.

🔁 Used for: Conspiracy memes, royal family shade, Tumblr sainthood.

💔 Her death is meme-fodder for anti-royalist Gen Z humor.

🔥 Bonus Honorable Mentions:

Muhammad Ali – The GOAT, meme’d for confidence and quotes.

David Bowie – Internet canonized glam alien.

Stephen Hawking – For both genius memes and deepfake comedy culture.

Michael Jackson – King of Pop, King of Memes.

Ronald Reagan – Re-contextualized in surreal Gen Z right-wing memes.

Pablo Escobar (technically active late 20th c.) – Thanks to Narcos and that sad bench meme.

Let me know if you want a darker or more absurdist version of the list next.

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dontcry! always has been. just another name.

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This project is generously funded by Kunst und Kultur Stiftung, the Ministry of Self-Awareness, and various collectors who wish to remain anonymous.

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@4nd7ro > nodaftpunk-logo design as vff-promo.shitshot

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Not Even Anti – fyp://collapse - don elektro - 2025

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One World, Zero Choice!

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elitistGAMES:

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you obeyed / neverforgetti2020 /you obeyed

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www.eternalchainsofoppression.com

The statement "The oppressed, instead of striving for liberation, tend themselves to become oppressors" reflects a concept explored by Paulo Freire in "Pedagogy of the Oppressed". It suggests that individuals who have experienced oppression, particularly during the initial stages of struggle, may internalize the values and behaviors of their oppressors, ultimately replicating the dynamics of oppression themselves. 

Here's a more detailed explanation:

Internalized Oppression:Freire argues that the oppressed often internalize the oppressor's worldview, including their perception of power and social hierarchy. This can lead them to believe that dominance is the only way to achieve power or security, even at the expense of others. 

"Sub-Oppressors":The oppressed, in their struggle for liberation, may not initially envision a truly liberated society but rather a reversal of roles, where they become "sub-oppressors" themselves. This can manifest as a desire to dominate those perceived as weaker or different from them, mirroring the behavior of their former oppressors. 

Cycle of Oppression:This tendency to replicate oppressive structures perpetuates the cycle of oppression, making it difficult to achieve genuine liberation. Instead of dismantling the system of oppression, the oppressed may simply shift the roles of oppressor and oppressed. 

Need for a Liberating Education:Freire emphasizes the importance of a "pedagogy of the oppressed" that helps individuals critically analyze the dynamics of oppression and envision a more just and equitable society. This pedagogy should empower the oppressed to challenge both external and internalized forms of oppression

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AGONY _ almost don_e T-design

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art against art - don elektro - 2025 (insta: @don_elektrq)

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troll action (classick-visualfastfood25) - don eeeltktro - 2025

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no mercy - don elektro - 2025 (ore mountains region)