>>8588 (cross post)
>One I would partly dispute (not as a description, but as a zeitgeist) , but that would be a long tangent.
What I mean from this was branch of people were arguing that neosincerity was the next cultural movement that would displace postmodernism as the "thing" to some extent. I need to see if it was first coined with pony or if, and I think this is the case, it was some term floating around in academic circles before. I think pony being a reaction to postmodernism is correct on some level but the not only force or even a fully successful one.

Of course postmodernism likes to be nothing and dance around several definitions (as a age, everything is postmodern, including FiM, no postmodern is already dead and has been replaced with postpostmodern, metamodernism, etc, but is also the final inescapable state of human existence) though I often find people who highly lean into the term just use it and it's "themes" in some evasive circular debate even if that attitude has faded a bit as of late.

Whatever. I just wanted to mention this while it was on my head in case I forgot what I meant with that later.

I also have noticed a bit more typos creeping into my posts, though that has been more of a upward trend for awhile since I even started posting here. Lots of intense IRL stuff and all that.