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The message should be clear--if they persist in their Marie Antoinette ways, someone will pick up a brick.

Really, this is completely out of proportion by now, Marie Antoinette was a pauper by the standards these people live by.

Marie Antoinette literally had to lose her head for this to happen.

How wild would it be that these socioeconomic gaps fueled by AI could cause actual societal revolution not the innovative kind but a Marie Antoinette decapitating event?

I'd like to think that Marie Antoinette is mostly popular because of her involvement with the French Revolution, and all of the characters relevant to that.

I stood in front of a painting of Marie Antoinette and surprised myself when I tried to step closer, only to bump into a table in meatspace.

>Marie Antoinette literally had to lose her head for this to happen.

Granting (probably correctly) that Marie Antoinette is better known, the fact that you can pick out two examples with a particular relationship doesn't tell us a lot about the distributions they're drawn from.

For his 40th birthday, rented a $125 million-dollar mansion and threw a Marie Antoinette-themed party, called "Let him eat cake".

The Temple of Minerva theater set (c.1754) from Marie-Antoinette’s private theater." OP caption on picture of theater: "Temple of Minerva theater (c.

Upon seeing the entry for Marie-Antoinette’s private theater, I felt an urge to proclaim the Amargosa Opera House as Death Valley's "Mona Lisa".

Throw in "Marie Antoinette" while you're at it.

Indeed, would the French revolution have even happened without all the bad press the royal family got from Marie Antoinette's tweets and the subsequent flashmob at La Bastille?

People with power almost invariably attended a history class or two sometime in their lives, and remember what can happen to the Marie Antoinette's and Nicolae Ceaușescu's of this world.

> the best work that they've ever done Whatever you say, Marie Antoinette.