@hospidoli@lesbianvaultz@EWGF67gaming Now that I’m in school for it, I view these kinds of therapists with an even harsher lens. We are literally being trained to NOT ask that question
@burnergod77@RavenK_ This is why it’d be a different conversation to me if it happened in the U.S. Creatives over here are literally trained on screening for racist subtext and imagery. If an American did this, it’d 100% be intentional
@fuckriver5@Gabbrielxzn I raise you autistic girl to pick me pipeline. Young boys are generally more chill about (ex:) picking up bugs and frogs, then the girl is conditioned to only seek male companions. She continues to assume that girls are mean and she’s *super* different from them (she’s not)
@iWomansplainer The most gentle way I can interpret this is that somewhere a mother rabbit was experiencing the same tragedy. Nature was grieving with you. I’m so sorry, that must have felt so jarring and cruel
@peytonpearson@wariocolosseum I work with kids and genuinely maintain the attitude that many of them really just need to get hit by a peer. Too many of them are too comfortable with the way they run their mouths
@nub@fwrenzo1 I have been busting my ass networking and looking for better opportunities, but the market is rough. It’s worse when your workplace has no room for advancement
@georgiporgie@Lucayou7 I sank my teeth into this movie so fast, it’s so good. Look up memory plasticity during recall and reconsolidation! It models it really well. It’s a great metaphor for AI as well
@MikeMacRaeMike I LOVED how it played on individual perspective and the plasticity of memories during recall and reconsolidation. It’s a really adept metaphor for AI as well. It is an artificial brain after all, trying to cram preexisting info into one picture, but never getting it quite right
@BrndnStrssng He is absolutely gleeful because he can exercise his background as an architect and he can exert force and control over the other “people.” He also gets to visualize “Captain Clark,” a version of himself he hates, as something entirely separate and distinct from himself
@cinemattie Ateotd I do see where you’re coming from. The film is done in a way that the message will be interpreted, not taught. Anyone well aware of these dynamics will get it, and anyone unaware, primarily men, will continue to see Bear as a victim of the situation, not of himself.