Tom Jardine

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Ode to Artificial Intelligence
a poem addressing AI and how things are getting further and further away from nature and natural things, like books. (Videos like this are simply business cards to the writing.)

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@ae_stallings @DanielCowper No. There is a point at which when any creative work pushes itself into abstract conceptualism and the art becomes a silly game for presumptive intellectuals and snobs instead of for--whatever is left of humanity.

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I haven't read it. Probably never will. Is the protagonist a deviant?--of course deviants feel vulnerable. Nature rules, always--but this is subject and issue. All writing exists one word after another, and those line breaks are illogical and fake, just to be arty. If Paris calms down come on over and we can argue till the cafes close.

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@GadSaad That is a common response from the liberal belongers.

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@DanielCowper What is the idea behind the erratic line breaks?

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@DrDavidAEvans You have it exactly right. They are charlatans— and they know it. They can’t write well so they scribble and call it art.

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@MahnoorAlina @souljagoyteller That is the whole idea today. They must award the bad and ignore the good. That is the plan, to reduce everyone to the same level in order to control everyone.

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@mariosundar @RuvEnglish Is literature world today mostly a girl’s club?

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@heather_nanni Today, next to the house.

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As the world burns I look up for beautiful fire.

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@bernardtjoy Because it is the original basis for woke liberalism.

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@amjuster @DurhamWASP @PLSoc Sort of.

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@sull1vannolan I think you are right. Could they also serve as a kind of distracting mask? So that others can’t see micro expressions as easily?

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@TB1Kinobe Over my lifetime, one of the most frequent news events (outside of politics, war) are reports of death and injury on carnival or amusement rides.

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@john_lindgreen @ImShahinyan 4 seconds.

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@amjuster No more coffee for you.

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I understand. When I read any kind of info or news about any part of anything these days, I need a break. The whole world has lost its mind. For example, Europe, for the most part, has Nato to fend off the enemy, Russia, which is attacking Ukraine, and so Europe buys oil from Russia, through third parties. Have you heard any good reasonable logical news recently?

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@brecht_dp I think the solution is to not to publish junk poetry because all it does is attract more junk poetry by people who think they, too, are poets; they write the same kind of junk they see published and it all snowballs larger and larger. Everyone is a poet today.

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@JcScharl @OVTweetmarck In France, none of this kind of thing happens, if one pays about $200usd a month— the rest is covered by the higher taxes on everything and everywhere, but other than that, few worries about medical bills.