Mainstream Magnets
Description: In 1973 Rosenhan and his pals conducted a number of psychological experiments to determine the validity of diagnosis of mental patients. They sent participants to various mental hospitals who all complained of the same symptoms, (hearing voices). None of them were actually insane but all were diagnosed with schizophrenia. All were admitted and made to take anti-psychotic drugs. They then behaved normally and said they no longer had symptoms. There were released but were charged with continuing to take medication and were diagnosed with their condition in remission. The study showed that there appeared to be no way for the doctors to tell the genuinely insane from the sane when diagnosing their condition. Concerned the mental insti...
Description: The difference between a conspiracy and the truth is about 6 months. It's not a conspiracy.
The Difference Between A Conspiracy Theory and the Truth Magnet
by DesignFunk
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Description: A distressed combat engineer design featuring the quote “Because Blowing Things Up Is Too Mainstream,” an American flag, and castle emblem. A darkly humorous gift for Army engineers and veterans.
Combat Engineer Blowing Things Up Is Too Mainstream Quote Magnet
by Wildling Wonders
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Description: The comedy legend that was Bill Hicks is as relevant today, maybe even more so, what with the dumbing-down of society. He came across as cynical and skeptical of the human condition but it came from a sarcastic satirical viewpoint which made people laugh and a cult following had an affinity with his acerbic humor. This awesome graphic is perfect for those who sometimes feel the same way about the banal Soma 'fake reality tv' we are force-fed each and every day to dull our senses in Huxley's Brave New World.
Watching Television Is Like Taking Black Spray Paint To Your Third Eye Magnet
by caboodul
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Description: A sarcastic occult parody design to showcase your support of journalism and playfully poke fun at conspiracy panic around mainstream news. For reporters, editors, journalism school students, media majors and anyone else who wishes to stay cheeky while protecting the freedom of the press. This version was designed to pair best with light-colored fabrics and backgrounds.
Description: Perfect for music fans, sarcastic friends, concert-goers, and anyone who loves ironic humor about popular music. A funny gift idea for birthdays, music festivals, casual gatherings, or friends who enjoy clever jokes about Ed Sheeran, pop culture, and proudly being late to the trend.
I've Been Boycotting EdSheerans Music Since Before It Was Cool Funny Music Lover Sarcasm Magnet
by wergando
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Description: A bold minimalist typography design featuring the statement “Media — Most Effective Devil in America.” A provocative social commentary design centered on criticism of mass media, news culture, media influence, and distrust of mainstream information.
Media Most Effective Devil in America Social Commentary Quote Magnet
by eza_haz_ami
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Description: Warning label on a poison bottle labeled MEDIA with skull and crossbones and caution text: Rarely a reflection of reality. Swallow at your own risk. For skeptics of mainstream media.
Media Caution Poison Bottle Skull Graphic Warning for Skeptics of Mainstream News Magnet
by Rosemarie Guieb - Gifts Decor
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Description: It's an enlightening quote by a famous American author, Mark Twain. The quote comes from a paper written in 1873 and remains relevant today.
Quote on Freedom of the Press Magnet
by Regarding Trails, Books, Humor, Sports and Other Regards
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