Tech bros will never know the satisfaction that comes with spending months and years on perfecting ones craft through constant "practice". They just want the end product without any of the pain to get gud which why their "art" is soulless
The whole Studio Ghibli AI trend honestly gives me second-hand embarrassment knowing how hard Hayao Miyazaki has fought to retain the identity of his films and how many of you are this willing to make a farce out of decades of artistry because you don’t actually value it
As much as palm colored folks complain that not everything is about race they sure do bring it up a lot. Though a lot of this could have been avoided if reconstruction lasted longer and southern generals were imprisoned at a minimum. White Supremacy might not be as bad
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@canderaid This whole discussion is insane to me because the median American net worth is $190,000. People are haggling over two weeks vs. six weeks when the average American has two years worth of savings!
Did you know that, In 1825, under military threat, Haiti was forced to pay France 150M francs to compensate former slaveholders—a debt that took over a century to repay and crippled its economy. Today, many call for France to acknowledge this injustice and consider reparations.
WATCH | Arikana Chihombori-Quao, the former ambassador of the African Union says: “The majority of African leaders and leaders in the developing world are celebrating the exit of USAID.”
“Show me one country where USAID was in, and education improved. Show me one country where USAID was in, and healthcare improved. The social services they’re bringing — it’s peanuts. The American taxpayer needs to know that the billions of dollars that are being given to USAID, only a fraction is making it to the people.”
She told @SCClemons that USAID often entered countries under the guise of environmental, human rights or social justice agenda but the “real reason why USAID is in Africa … When you look at it on paper, it all looks really good. But they’re actually wolf in sheep’s clothing. They’re using that open access — sounding humanitarian — to constantly destabilize governments.”