Mi opinión impopular de latinoamericanista es:
Prefiero ver a Mbappé, el francés antirracista y antifascista, levantar la Copa del Mundo a que Messi, el argentino arrodillado al anaranjado fascista del norte, lo haga.
Vieron que hicieron un edit de la selección mexicana con una canción de la película de My Little Pony La magia de la amistad Equestria Girls??? JAJAJAJAJAJA SIMPLEMENTE MÁGICO, ASÍ SERÁ HECHO ESTÁ ✨🇲🇽
Former Dragon Age writer David Gaider says AI could make game development “frustrating as hell” because developers may end up spending more time fixing AI-generated work.
He also worries about the future of the industry, asking, “How are we going to train up the next generation of devs if we eliminate every entry-level task?”
According to Gaider, new developers need those early jobs to learn and build experience, and removing them could create problems for the industry in the long run.
This doesn’t even make sense. What a simplistic view. You can condemn sacrifice without turning Indigenous civilizations into cartoon villains.
The “Aztecs were barbaric so conquest was good” argument always collapses the second you apply the same standard evenly. Human sacrifice existed in Mesoamerica. It should be talked about honestly.
But Europeans arrived from a world of inquisitions, mass burnings, public torture, dynastic slaughter, religious wars, colonial extraction, and industrial-scale conquest. The idea that one side represented “civilization” and the other represented “savagery” is mostly hindsight propaganda. Guess the propaganda got to you.
Also, the “Bronze Age” framing barely works here. Makes me question your understanding of the Americas. Mesoamerican societies developed under completely different environmental and material conditions. They had no large draft animals and simply different metallurgy priorities. Different trade systems. Yet they still built massive cities, hydraulic engineering, aqueduct’s, astronomy, mathematics, calendars, causeways, market systems, and state networks that stunned Europeans on contact.
You don’t have to romanticize the Aztecs to admit the “primitive savage rescued by Europe” framing is historically shallow.