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Malcolm Collins

Philadelphia
As seen in: HuffPost, The Telegraph, New York Post, Newsweek, British Journal of Sports Medicine, Substack, Yahoo Sports Canada, Neue Zürcher Zeitung, The Free Press, Journal of Science and Medicine in Sport
Covers:  nerd culture, online culture
Inactive legacy account. Follow me at @simonehcollins (My wife and I find it easier to manage a single account.)
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Why You Should Date Online and Treat It Like a Job

Why You Should Date Online and Treat It Like a Job

In the past, when seeking someone to date (and perhaps eventually marry), you had four options. You could jus…

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An Executive's Guide to Reddit

An Executive's Guide to Reddit

Presenting itself as "The Front Page of the Internet," Reddit is technically the largest social news website.…

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Fallout Equestria: A Fan Fiction with its Own Fandom

Fallout Equestria: A Fan Fiction with its Own Fandom

Of all the TV shows, movies, and books I have enjoyed, one of the most engrossing fictional universes and pas…

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The Abridged Series: An Emergence of a New Genre

The Abridged Series: An Emergence of a New Genre

The emerge of online culture has fostered the resurgence of a number of out-of-favor artistic genres such as …

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Finished Your Favorite Book/Show? Try Fan Fiction

Finished Your Favorite Book/Show? Try Fan Fiction

Nobody enjoys the sinking feeling that accompanies the end of an amazing book series or the final episode of …

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How I Proposed to My Girlfriend on Reddit

How I Proposed to My Girlfriend on Reddit

Yesterday I proposed to my girlfriend of a year and a half. I didn't take her out to a nice restaurant, on a …

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The Ideology of Anonymity and Pseudonymity

The Ideology of Anonymity and Pseudonymity

After decades of cross-pollination between different online communities, a pan-internet culture has developed…

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Why Stereotypes May Be Helpful to Online Culture

Why Stereotypes May Be Helpful to Online Culture

I recently proposed to my girlfriend (now fiancée) over the Internet using memes and commissioned artwork. Th…

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