The thing about being a parent is you can go through something traumatic like say finding your neighbor stroked out and unresponsive in their bathroom and then after the ambulance leaves and you go back home your first thought still has to be “I gotta finish making those PB&Js.”
Coming out of Lilo & Stitch right into facing a 30 foot screen of the BRING HER BACK kid’s eyes all messed up and popping out was certainly an experience for my 5 year old.
@MuseZack Does that not make sense though? I’m not a SW pedant or anything, but it makes sense that the clone supply chain could have been lost with the Empire, so the First Order could only recreate the military system in spirit by using whatever they could grab.
Art is already democratized. The "barrier" being broken here is not access, but effort, time, and passion.
You're not democratizing a marathon by driving to the finish line
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Most industry observers will recognize the pungent whiff of artificial intelligence that YouTube’s algorithm lifts under the nose, but for some, the countless counterfeit movie commercials can be indiscernible from the real deal.
Deadline’s International Investigations Editor Jake Kanter reveals that a handful of Hollywood studios quietly are making money on some of the knockoff videos: Instead of enforcing copyright on counterfeit ads, they are asking the video-hosting platform to ensure that the ad revenue made from views flows in their direction.
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Hi guys it's Mr Beast and I have a few (still rough) videos slouching towards Bethlehem to be born - there's a gyre that's turning and turning and if the center can hold they get $100k. I also trained a falcon to not hear the falconer