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"In Popular Culture" section of this article sucks.

It is purely player interpretation when it comes to the Bioshock Infinite explanation of why the game uses that song. Because of this, I'm opting to remove that part of the section and only keep the fact that the song is a reoccurring motif within the game itself.

Also, FYI, the movie "Broken Circle Breakdown" also uses the song as a reoccuring theme, but I'll refrain from writing an overly opinionated and shitty interpretation of why they used it that way like... ahem... another section in the article *cough* bioshock *cough* — Preceding unsigned comment added by 24.61.58.228 (talk) 06:11, 23 November 2013 (UTC)[reply]