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Henry David Thoreau's iconic Walden Pond has had a profound impact on various aspects of literature, philosophy, and even lifestyle choices. The 1948 novel Walden Two, penned by psychologist B.F. Skinner, was directly inspired by Thoreau's work, illustrating the enduring influence of his ideas on societal experiments. Walden Three, a non-profit educational foundation advocating for sustainable societies, borrows its name from Thoreau's book, reflecting the importance of environmental conservation.

In the early days of the Doonesbury comic strip, the characters resided in a community called Walden Puddle, a nod to Walden Pond and a testament to Thoreau's influence on the counterculture movement of the time. The 19 film Dead Poets Society, featuring a fictional Dead Poets Society, began each meeting with a quote from Walden, further emphasizing its cultural significance.

A musical group, A Wilhelm Scream, referenced Thoreau and Walden in their 2005 album "Ruiner," with the song "When I Was Alive: Walden III," highlighting the connection between nature, simplicity, and Thoreau's philosophy. Thoreau's advocacy for less pollution and wildlife preservation sparked a movement that continues to resonate today.

Thoreau's Walden also made its way into the literary world, appearing as one of the three books Phaedrus carries in Zen and the Art of Motorcycle Maintenance, a testament to its enduring appeal. In the Zits Comic strip, Jeremy even incorporates Walden into his summer reading, listening to it on a podcast while gaming. The TV show Ed featured an episode, "Live Deliberately," where a character tried to impress others by adopting Thoreau's minimalist lifestyle.

Walden's presence is evident in the Frasier episode "Cranes Unplugged," and it is discussed in Stephen Chbosky's novel The Perks of Being a Wallflower. American author Paul Auster, too, has been influenced by Walden, with references to it appearing in his works. The book has even inspired a residential community in Calgary, Alberta, further demonstrating its lasting impact on urban planning.

Notably, in the South Park episode 'Weight Gain 4000,' a satirical twist on Walden comes when Eric Cartman submits a manuscript with Thoreau's name crossed out, symbolizing the enduring appeal and recognition of Thoreau's thought-provoking work. Despite the fictionalized context, the mention of Walden in this episode reflects its iconic status in popular culture.

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