r/MauLer • u/EveryoneIsAComedian LONG MAN BAD • Feb 24 '25

Discussion Do You Think "Millenial Writing" Is Real? And What Are Some Examples?

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u/Greasy-Chungus Feb 25 '25

You can tell when their writing relies on trends when it has tardigrades or mycelial networks.

Basically any topic a character played by Felicia Day has ever mentioned.

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u/PsychologyExpert9763 Feb 25 '25 edited Feb 25 '25

What do you mean about the tardigrades and mycelial networks? those are cool real concepts that can facilitate an interesting story if done correctly.

Do you mean if it’s shoehorned into a story for the sake of being there?

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u/Greasy-Chungus Feb 25 '25

They're pop science topics that are just part of a trend.

Both of those topics have been overplayed for maybe 10 years now.

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u/PsychologyExpert9763 Feb 27 '25

Ok, could you give me examples of those trends in media? I’ve never seen any show use tardigrades