I saw a post on Reddit that said that “The underlying purpose of AI is to allow wealth to access skill while removing from the skilled the ability to access wealth.” And I don’t think I’ve ever seen AI described so incisively.
What sort of aberration is this?
If there was any reason for anyone, I mean ANYONE, to be depressed, it was Aang.
This dude had his whole nation wiped off the face of the earth.
Aang had ZERO TIME to mourn, yet he woke up from a 100 year old coma to defeat a rampaging tyrant whose nation had kept at war for the last 100 years.
But no, we won’t hear word because this so called elemental manipulator got depressed all because she got jumped by villains, some of which (Unalaq and Kuvira) were villains of her own making.
Miss me out of this BS.
One of my favorite subtle moments: when Aang races the other airbending kids, Gyatso deliberately jumps on his back to slow him down & let the other kids win. He makes sure they don’t come to resent him for being so much stronger, which sadly ends up happening later in the series
british class habits and dynamics can be hard to understand if you’re not from here. buying steak, honey and fresh milk from a farmer is a very millionaire thing to do. british farmers themselves are a monied class.
if you love Who Framed Roger Rabbit and Monkeybone, you need to play Toonstruck, a live-action game about an animator stuck in his own cartoon, starring Christopher Lloyd and Tim Curry (& so many more)
I been saying, the Gen Alpha kids who didn't get short form brainrot and discovered the practical uses of AI tools are *absurdly smart*.
It's probably the most frustrating it has ever been to be 14 and actually have strong evidence that you're smarter than most of the adults around you
I’ve never read a comment section that pissed me off so fast dude.
Look at this tweet- dude my family still has their NES, SNES, Sega Genesys, I played Fantasy Zone on their Sega Master System a few MONTHS AGO.
People are sooo used to things being shit now.