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The Tiffany Problem: A term describing the phenomenon where historical facts or details seem anachronistic to modern audiences because they don't align with contemporary expectations. It was coined by fantasy author Jo Walton. The name comes from the fact that "Tiffany" was a common name in the 12th century, but it seems too modern to readers today. It reflects the journey of individuals who defy stereotypes and challenge preconceived notions in both personal and professional spheres. Just as the name "Tiffany" appears too modern for medieval times but is historically accurate, this story showcases how reality often defies expectations and embraces diverse, unexpected paths.

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"The Tiffany Problem" - An inspirational journey of filmmaker Tiffany Lauren Bennicke, who defies societal expectations and personal struggles to carve out her unique path in the film industry, demonstrating the power of resilience, authenticity, and self-determination.