@OneFineJay It probably should be a lot simpler visually. But then it would look like what it is, a basic cartoon, and the audience would question why they're paying movie ticket prices.
@vbspurs I can think of two rather famous non-Catholic churches in America, plus the New England country church, which is a genre all in itself. All tourist draws!
@vbspurs Also, the adornments in Catholic churches required wealth and were a form of wealth. Protestants were trying to get the church to be more focused on spiritual rather than secular matters.
@vbspurs Protestantism was always in the language of the congregation; you were expected to give what was being said your undivided attention. Anything that distracted from that was looked on with suspicion, something tempting you to waste your time in church.
@bitmaelstrom On the other hand if you want to make $ by going viral, it helps to go after things people don't like. Here we have the trifecta of AI, HR, and BK.
@BXGD I'm not outraged but I'm irked, because it's inflammatoryโthe real people pranked are the people who believe it, BK, and whoever decides to do something to Burger King as revenge.
This is an example of AI taking the "job" of the victim in social media pranks. Only AI isn't a person so no one is outraged. Imagine large numbers of people spending endless hours trying to goof on the models these companies are paying to use.