Pelgridge Spedder

@pelgridge.bsky.social

Get me a grape or an orange and none of that stinkin’ rut beer

Josh is right. When we refer to our work – whatever it may be – as “content”, we may as well be saying “garbage”. It reduces the important and the beautiful to a base level of Gallagher smashing a watermelon. And when that perception becomes acceptable, AI slop slides right in to take over.

Josh Gondelman@joshgondelman.bsky.social · 2mo ago

My crankiest old man take is that referring to all art/entertainment/journalism/criticism/comedy/advertising as “content” helped pave the way for broad-ish acceptance of AI slop.

It’s pretty clear that the country has to extricate itself and all its business from Elon Musk, and throw him to the wolves of European prosecution. His tentacles run extraordinarily deep, so I’m not exactly sure how that would happen, but it has to in order for the US to survive.

@schumer.senate.gov The Republican president has declared war on the United States. This is the biggest, most fundamental crisis that the country has faced since 1861. If for some reason you focus on “affordability” in 2026, then you’re blind, Mr. Magoo. And you should be nowhere near leadership.

Aaron Rupar@atrupar.com · 7mo ago

Schumer as a major American metro is being brutally occupied by Trump goons: "The affordability crisis will be our focus throughout 2026 because that's what the American people are demanding"