@Nebulisx@MadyDewey@lastcontrarian You can’t even see they aren’t one dimensional. Maybe you have a reading comprehension problem and this isn’t misogyny.
@Nebulisx@MadyDewey@lastcontrarian Who’s being one dimensional here? These women are entrepreneurs. It seems your expectations of women is limiting you.
@akantanull @LotusPrince @WesternGenshin @HawksNest@Ubisoft I agree. I don’t care much for the profile picture use of algorithms. That’s more for collector types interested in scarcity. But there’s generative art that produces novel patterns, physics, motion, architecture, music, all outside “jpeg” pfp art.
@akantanull @LotusPrince @WesternGenshin @HawksNest@Ubisoft I put art in quotes because what part of the work is the art? What’s the line with kitsch? Process oriented art has a place. Some process may be computerized. I could see art from people like Ellsworth Kelly, Andy Warhol, or Tauba Auerbach fit perfectly fine in this space now.
@akantanull @LotusPrince @WesternGenshin @HawksNest@Ubisoft Maybe. To me Beeple uses NFTs as a method for transaction and distribution so see him more as a “painter” in a more traditional sense who happens to embrace this new technology. Some interesting artists work directly with the contract itself with “art” that is visually crude.
@akantanull @LotusPrince @WesternGenshin @HawksNest@Ubisoft There’s a lot of art out there that have nothing to do with variations on an image for profile pics. Also algorithmic or generative art can be interesting as well. It seems you’re not exposed to good art or are not interested enough to pursue it in this space.
@BenjaminNunis@CinemaBlend It’s also valid to hear criticism, reflect on your work and to remove it if it doesn’t reflect you well. People make mistakes all the time and try to make things right after being called out. Do we really want a world where no one apologizes because it’s considered censorship?
@XesLana1@CinemaBlend The arguments are about underrepresentation and shallowness of portrayals not a lack of relatability. Here the critic is complaining that it’s impossible for someone to enjoy if they aren’t Asian too.
@TraciBatson@CinemaBlend Why do you think it’s not a genuine apology for what they consider poorly done work? People make mistakes all the time and reasonable, mature people acknowledge problems and work to fix them.
@Ehvuhlinn You didn’t tell someone to improve their financial situation. You attempted to shame them. You told someone to get a job when they already had one and then called them a beggar. You are being accused of having emotional problems because you lack empathy and remorse.