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Wild thought. The atom bomb may actually have kicked off hipsterism. What I read about antibiotics gives me this wild speculation. | Wild thought. The atom bomb may actually have kicked off hipsterism.{{refn|{{NM}} was perhaps the first writer to apprehend the causal links between the bomb, the concentration camps of Nazi Germany, the black power movement and the sexual revolution, as delineated in “[[The White Negro/1|The White Negro]].” The opening sentence reads: “Probably, we will never be able to determine the psychic havoc of the concentration camps and the atom bomb upon the unconscious mind of everyone alive these days.”}} What I read about antibiotics gives me this wild speculation. | ||
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