In this era of artificial intelligence, it is becoming urgent to distinguish human art from what machines produce. There is an ontological difference, even before an aesthetic one, between art and what a machine can generate through statistical calculation based on millions of images created by others. Algorithms lack the spark of humanity. For this reason, the Church wishes to renew an alliance with artists and cultural institutions to safeguard our humanity.
@shootaforthv@foxxyscleo@WalkingWeike Think of the “nationality” qualifiers as ways to distinguish uniquely lived Asian-American racial experiences. Aka my African Amer friends call themselves black; Indian and Pakistani-Amer friends say they’re brown…these are yellow hues (not acceptably used though, the point)
If I were the literal devil I would carefully convince Christians that there is something sinister about empathy, that forgiveness is reserved for those who serve my interests, and that love looks like incurious condescension.
@robbysoave Hopefully one day you will regret protecting pedophiles. For now, how about you push for the FBI to turn “investigatory records” into facts, as if you can’t read the Acosta case files…
@ANewDay20201@GunnelsWarren@MazMHussain What do you think the “local” section does? What other paper covers DC news for residents? It was great until Bezos ruined it
@KillaDirk@hoodg3nius Exactly. They want to operate beyond nation states— so incomprehensibly rich that they’re “above” governments, minus the occasional giant subsidy— and really, they are in the sense that they buy elections/ candidates. They want 50 men from Davos calling every global shot.
@LucyGoBag Who came up with this “split life” theory for these guys (cough Ezra cough). Did they not read anything from the latest drop? Why are they being so purposely obtuse