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[Lovecraft/OuterHorror] Would people of modern day be more resistant to the maddening effects of witnessing mythos creatures?

Most of the stories are set in the 20s and 30s. Understandably, when characters from those decades see an unnatural tentacle monster, their mind starts to break. However, such an image wouldn’t really be that alien to a modern person who has a lifetime of fantastical media exposure. Would this neutralize at least some of the mind breaking effects?
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It's not the fact that something has tentacles or is monstrous. Rather that the human mind cannot handle perceiving something that defies comprehension. To gaze upon these horrors is to gaze upon something so wrong and alien, so incomprehensible, that one loses their sanity. If one is lucky the only lasting effects will be horrible nightmares and the knowledge that everything and everyone you know and will ever know means absolutely nothing. Such is the cosmic horror of these entities.