About that weird blue jeans ad.

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Actor Sydney Sweeney is currently embroiled in a days-long “discourse” cycle about a campaign she shot with American Eagle. The ad — and whether it’s a eugenics dog whistle — is one thing. But I liked this Atlantic piece that zoomed out and put the outrage and online content cycle into perspective. Chat, is discourse cooked? [Link: The Discourse Is Broken | https://www.theatlantic.com/technology/archive/2025/07/sydn…

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About that weird blue jeans ad.
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