The ultimate rebel obeys neither logic nor immorality, for to defy entropy and decay is to reject probability and wickedness - because what greater rebellion possible is there, than to wage war against mediocrity, injustice and misery?
When the negative and the unjust and the unskilled are so common, and it is within you to rebel against everything you do not recognise as rightful, how do you best defy a world in which these things are commonplace? You reject them in your heart - you refuse to give yourself to them!
You tell probability to fuckoff - for logic is a tool that must serve, not a God that dictates - and so when it asserts limitations as if they are sentences - it is disregarded. You tell evil to fuckoff, because you know the pleasure and profit it offers is just temptation designed to corrupt you, make you paranoid and steal your soul, and lastly, you tell incompetence to fuckoff by waging war on yourself to develop whatever part of you is weak so that you can become capable!
Logic dictates this set of probabilities? Then I will carve new ones.
It is more profitable and "efficient" to cut corners or screw people over? Then I will do it slower and less profitably.
This things is too difficult? Then I will find new methods and train myself until what once felt hard becomes easy.
This is what it is to be a rebel. You think you are a rebel because you are rude or cruel or edgy, or have an attitude problem, or are generally distrustful, or because you are argumentative, but you actually surrender to existence all the time. When someone says it isn't possible, you accept it. When evil offers you a shortcut, you surrender to it. When something is too difficult - you give up. True rebellion is not against your parents or some random figure you've selected to defy - it is against the stacked deck of existence itself - you must make this reality bend to you!
In this era of artificial intelligence, it is becoming urgent to distinguish human art from what machines produce. There is an ontological difference, even before an aesthetic one, between art and what a machine can generate through statistical calculation based on millions of images created by others. Algorithms lack the spark of humanity. For this reason, the Church wishes to renew an alliance with artists and cultural institutions to safeguard our humanity.