I agree with this. The people who keep screaming that itโs โcheaperโ eat the same depressing, boring food, day after day. Iโm not making chicken and rice and sandwiches and stew for weeks on end. Sure, that would be โcheaperโ in the long run. But youโre eating like a dog.
Years ago, a man on 4chan wrote a bitter tirade about American food being "goyslop" to describe Jews feeding non Jews deliberately unfulfilling garbage.
Today, every person on the planet calls low quality AI output "slop" to the point where it is a dictionary definition.
Even the most bovine of the cattle class arenโt going to abandon collective human experience in favour of being hooked up to the cultural automasturbator
In the future, people won't even be listening to a shared music pool. Just have AI generate music you maximally enjoy on the fly. It's the same for movies.
@KirkegaardEmil Guy who sees collective human experience, culture, and creativity and thinks โhow can we fix thisโ
How would someone know what they enjoy if thereโs no wider music pool? From where would people derive their tastes?
Even though we're quickly moving towards a post-literate society, you can tell that books remain sacred objects that carry enormous power and authority in our culture based on how uncomfortable they make people who don't engage with them regularly
Dear World ๐ฎ๐ณโค๏ธ,
India is NOT what you see on the internet !!
Looking at the replies and quotes on this tweet!itโs clear how easily a nation of 1.4 billion people can be reduced to stereotypes and negativity.
Yes India has poverty, pollution, unemployment and unclean streets, every country has its problems, but no country should be defined solely by its flaws.
I request come visit India. Experience its culture, heritage, hospitality, diversity and breathtaking beauty for yourself
Donโt let internet propaganda decide your opinion of a country you havenโt even explored.
India is far more than the hate you see online ๐ฎ๐ณ