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Such as fashion reusing trends from the 2000s and 1990s, movies using the same formula and tone, which is exemplified in superhero movies, games which are filled with the save the world trope, interior design which has turned muted monochromatic tones vogue, slang that is devoid in meaning such as the 6 7 trend and Ai slop videos and popular music making no real inivation in its production, it in fact is produced to sound less unique, less human and more artificial, such as the oversaturation of autotune.

Hi, I just started reading Mccarthy. I think his prose is beautiful and am fascinated by his work because his work seems to be juxtaposed (in style) to one of my favorite authors Kazuo Ishiguro who loves to use the unreliable narrator. I feel like interiority is one of the strengths of novels, as it can do it better then any other medium, so I was curious if anyone knows or can speculate on why he tends to shy away from interiority.

Thanks

Such as people using king and queen to compliment each other.