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    <title>Niche Is the New Normal: How America&#039;s Weirdest Obsessions Quietly Became Serious Money</title>
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    <title>Game Shows That Were Too Unhinged Even for Television: A Glorious Graveyard of Rejected Pitches</title>
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    <description>You&#039;ve seen Birdemic. You&#039;ve watched The Room three times. You&#039;ve laughed until something hurt. But why does your brain reward you for consuming objectively terrible cinema? Turns out, the neuroscience behind loving bad movies is way more fascinating than anything Nicolas Cage has been in lately — and that&#039;s saying a lot.</description>
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    <description>Somewhere between the mainstream internet you know and the absolute void, there are communities of people passionately dedicated to things you didn&#039;t know anyone cared about. We went looking. We found them. We are slightly different people now.</description>
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