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Unified Theory of Fiction & Non-fiction. There is a crisis regarding religion believers and non-believers about not understanding metaphors. This often results in violence, hate, and even terrorism, crusades, and warfare between groups.

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Fiction & NonFiction: Compulsive Childhood storytelling meme invocation in media content. Like how Levant Bible, Quran, Torah indoctrinated children in adulthood associate words with John 1:1 memes... (www.youtube.com)

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video clip source: https://www.youtube.com/clip/Ugkxs9IEWZuEL9uhxAVPCTshN1f4etTYdQjK

In May 2025, this YouTube user inserts a random world association from their childhood media storytelling fiction indoctrination. A clip from USA Hollywood film fiction storytelling culture, Ferris Bueller's Day Off is a 1986 American teen comedy film written, co-produced, and directed by John Hughes.

The 1986 film clip has nothing to do with the NASA scientist being discussed, is merely a name-association meme media content to boost audience engagement. Meme-speak of in-group childhood indoctrination. This has been gong on in the Levant / Middle East / Roman Empire for thousands of years around the Torah, Quran, Bible childhood media indoctrination fiction storytelling.

This is not a paid product-placement, the YouTube content creator is doing this because in invokes nostalgia (childhood indoctrination) in the audience (viewer heart-string pulling). This is how clergy media systems operate in media venues such as: Mosque, Temple, Church, Synagogue, Holy Lands, televangelism, Mecca Quran theme park, etc.