/int/ - certified time wasters

I came up with the following topics. You're welcome to add yours.
1. Everyday life in USA. Our (foreigners') perception of America skews toward people who leave a trail in the internet: terminally online weirdos and professional talking heads. A lot is left behind.
2. Terminally online people are also important because they're the active minorities who make changes.
3. Silicon valley, academia, Hollywood, military, churches and other societal structures.
4. American art: from mass consumption slop to something more elitist. I'm personally fan of sci-fi books, comedy cartoons and rock music.
5. I'll try to restrain myself from Z-funposting about imminent collapse and so on, but I promise nothing.

Good idea I support this.
Actually I have been talking a lot about life in the US with an American online. Genuinely fascinating place.

Hot Dogs, Cheerios & Cheetos. America is a corporate landscape in my mind.

What's is to add is US literature. I think literature is a very good way to look at the US.
Also, photography is a very good way to grapple with the US.