This is unreal.
Someone just reimagined Tarkovsky using AI-driven camera motion.
What if the camera moved — but still felt like it belonged?
Let me show you what that looks like:
@donaldc58 @ClancyDerrek @NFLprguy@RamsNFL@AZCardinals Because it’s being played in Arizona
And more likely than not Cardinals fans live in Arizona and if they so wanted to, they can go to the game a whole lot easier than Minnesotans… plus it is a Rams home game, it wouldn’t make sense for the Vikings to get the same treatment
it’s never felt so bad to be online
I understand being this close to what’s happening gives me a certain perspective, but it feels like many people who have nothing to lose have the most to say regarding the fires.
To them, it’s just another “”moment in pop culture”” to comment on or react to, a way to get attention online - by attaching to forcefully relatable ideas, aka tragedies everyone is currently aware of. Imagine seeing photos of what’s going on and as a core instinct wondering ARE THERE ANY LIKES AND RETWEETS IN THIS FOR MEEEEEEEE ??
using any one of an array of fire related keywords should prompt users to donate before tweeting, you can choose between donating or blowing your head off with a shotgun but the tweet button is greyed out
think I am done on here until this is all over!!! love u!!!
@kflorenz1@nyjets There’s no harm in interviewing, that’s fine but the thing is what coaches that are available have a track record of success, not many, this is just the classic due diligence, he’s not gonna get hired, he’s not even going to be a fall back if Aaron Glenn goes to New Orleans.
@kflorenz1@nyjets They’re seemingly actually trying to get this right, which is why they’re interviewing every one and anyone, he’s not gonna get the job and if he does it’s because they trust the vision (which is not necessarily a good thing but hey what the hell, I’m just numb to the Jets)