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The process of making (something) fun.
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Functional and economical thinking is too limited and the shallow 'funnification' of our culture that compensates for this even more so.
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The process of funnification taking place at the level of the self can be seen as analogous to the concept of "McDonalization" ^([sic]) (Ritzer, 2000) on the societal level.
And then...well, the demon lord already likes Diamond's sense of funnification.
The process of making (something) funny.
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Situating vagrants in comic genres, in line with long-standing literary conventions involving the social hierarchy, promoted what I will call the " funnification" of poverty.
The exciting thing is that this mental process of 'funnification' applies to stuff in familiar comic forms (a clever satirical takedown of a politician we dislike, a succinct and recognisable nailing of an everyday experience, an ingenious pun, a neat turn of phrase, a precisely observed parody), but also to mad stuff that makes us laugh like drains, but which we cannot immediately explain.