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Quotation accuracy edit
One of the critical excerpts mentions Ito's work as "A thoughtful meditation on neoliberal politics and the dispossessed." Clicking the link, that seems pretty badly out of context. The full quotation in the linked source is:
Can you guess what the video that was being shown on the monitor is like? A thoughtful meditation on neoliberal politics and the dispossessed. No, just kidding. You were correct first time: giflike animated characters, phone pics of Cheeto / Ito and his mates having a good time, the music videos of Kanye’s Bound 2 (2013), Robyn’s piss-poor Dancing On My Own (2010), all interrupted occasionally by an industrial noise track neither I nor Shazam recognised.
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I adjusted this blurb in the article to try to better reflect the source, but please let me know if you disagree with my edits. KateKabob (talk) 13:43, 22 August 2023 (UTC)