Sometimes I see people like 20 tweets deep into an argument with Grok. Like, what are you doing brother? You are trying to win an argument with a vending machine.
In the wake of 'we will deport random people with tattoos', actual Venezuelan journalists who study Tren de Aragua say that the gang doesn't have identifying tattoos at all. It's literally just something Americans made up.
These losers would know that if they cared at all about Miyazaki’s work. But they don’t because they just want a soulless bauble and to feel creative, of which they’re actually incapable.
Man, all of your “X as Ghibli” posts suck.
Miyazaki has often focused on the relationship between humans and nature, the pitfalls of humanity’s desire to advance and consume. AI is an environmental disaster.
"I was thinking of Miyazaki’s music and his kid characters, like in MY NEIGHBOR TOTORO. I have a belief in the radical poetry of cinema, of the tools of cinema." - PETITE MAMAN director Céline Sciamma on finding inspiration in Hayao Miyazaki's work.
Additionally, the Institute for Strategic Dialogue’s four-part research project showed that YouTube’s algorithm consistently steers users toward right-wing content: https://t.co/AZi9RDUWj7
Zuck: "The recent elections also feel like a cultural tipping point towards once again prioritizing speech. So we're going to get back to our roots and focus on reducing mistakes, simplifying our policies, and restoring free expression on our platforms." https://t.co/REaQc4egYs
Even before the ownership change, Twitter's algorithm algorithm amplified right-wing content to a greater degree than left-wing content: https://t.co/mbsV1KPULL
To me, the most infuriating part of people’s decline in media literacy is the increasingly common wholesale abandonment of the entire concept of subtext — whether it’s in fiction, nonfiction, or even everyday life.
You analyze the implications and get accused of making stuff up.
According to current rumours, Paramount has destroyed its 70mm IMAX prints of Interstellar.
The September re-release could be scrapped or limited to theaters that still have a print to show.