I had the great pleasure to have worked with @MavrickzArts to draw me a picture of what's probably going to be a fursona for me. This art request would not have happend if I hadn't asked DALL-E to draw me a "nerdy dog". This time, AI art made money for an artist. :)
@LogicThylacine I would call this a completely made up story. I recognize that strategy from 2012 where even used images randomly found on the internet for crazy stories.
Scientists are finally coming to the conclusion that animals have a Consciousness. It doesn't make sense to assume otherwise in the first place, but at least they now call for more research on this.
https://t.co/M9IlpHsmWM
@weaselpoint Very disappointend how people would have constant emotional damage of sensitive people just for the sake of having arguments.
I thought people were supposed to have more empathy.
;-)
@weaselpoint Would you rather
a) have a society where discussions are honest and open
b) never have anyone's feelings being hurt by anything or anyone even a little bit.
@LogicThylacine@fl0weringnight There is a joke about Nazis after the war pretending they didn't know about the Holocaust and all the other crimes committed during that time, exclaiming "Wenn DAS der Führer gewusst hätte...!" ("If only the leader had known about THIS...!").
@JSvenssonMSW @AntunDaCat The ZETA principles were created in the 90s as response to discussions in the use-net. We just named our group after the principles because we agree with them.
Also, we're not "pro-c" or "anti-c", because that's an individual decision. We reject these categories.
It took me about 90 minutes, you'll probably be faster than me, but please consider taking the time for this survey. It's very important research and as such it needs as many participants as possible.
Please RT: We are looking for individuals who identify as #zoophiles to participate in research on mental health, social support, and other attitudes. If you are attracted to animals, please consider participating! https://t.co/H2e3NtaAiP #survey#research#sexresearch#zoophilia
@Chezetaki That's cognitive empathy. You understand how others would feel because maybe you know how you felt in a similar situation,or maybe your parents just told you something like "how would you feel if someone did that to you?" in certain situations (I heard that a couple of times).
@Chezetaki Same applies for sensory overload. There seems to be both people who have issues with sensory overload to point that they hate the feeling of certain cloths on certain parts of their skin and people who struggle noticing phyiscal contact.
@Chezetaki From what I've read it's common for autism to either have way too much or way too little of something. So you may either feel others' emotion way too strong (so you can't look into someone's eyes) or hardly at all (so the eyes aren't interesting)