This project documents every instance of the phrase "is the new" encountered from various sources in 2005. It is intended to map the iterations of a peculiarly common marketing and literary device.
I was very curious about "Canada is the new Estonia" so I googled it. Turns out, the statement is from a 2005 article about top models. Seven years later, I don't have much interest in researching how that turned out.
I was very curious about "Canada is the new Estonia" so I googled it. Turns out, the statement is from a 2005 article about top models. Seven years later, I don't have much interest in researching how that turned out.
ReplyDeleteThank you for that. I also don't give a damn.
ReplyDeleteHey you might be interested in metropho.rs which tries to do a similar thing for "x is the y of z".
ReplyDeleteGood one, anonymous.
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