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Short-form, long-reach: Can nonsense bring us together?

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By Fernanda Japa
| Storm Lake Times Verified
You can walk up to a young kid in another country, make the ‘6-7’ motion and, chances are, they will know exactly what you are doing.” “Brain rot” has become the perfect insult for Gen Z and Gen Alpha internet culture. Trends such as aura farming, looksmaxxing, mogging, and “6-7″ are sometimes described as meaningless, annoying, or evidence that young people are becoming disconnected from reality.
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Internet culture could be a gathering place for the arts | Opinion Original

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By Fernanda Japa
| Des Moines Register Verified
Short-form, long-reach: Can nonsense bring us together? Internet culture could actually be a gathering place for the arts Fernanda Japa Guest columnist Sept. 13, 2026, 11:12 a.m. CT Fernanda Japa is editor-in-chief of Buena Vista University’s The Tack. She is a sophomore from Storm Lake, Iowa, studying for a major in political science (legal studies) and minor in digital media. This piece originally was published in The Tack.
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Internet culture could be a gathering place for the arts | Opinion

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By Fernanda Japa
| Yahoo Life Verified
Fernanda Japa, Guest columnist Updated Sun, September 13, 2026 at 12:12 PM EDT 5 min read Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Add Yahoo on Google "Brain rot" has become the perfect insult for Gen Z and Gen Alpha internet culture. Trends such as aura farming, looksmaxxing, mogging, and "6-7″ are sometimes described as meaningless, annoying, or evidence that young people are becoming disconnected from reality.
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