07-08-2026 18:30
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What’s Behind Gen Z’s Dark Humor?
In my assessment, Gen Z’s dark and nonsensical humor does not show a lack of moral values, but it’s instead the product of its desire to engage in more authentic conversations about what they believe. – The Conversation
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