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@swordhymn.bsky.social

๐Ÿฅ€ MTL based illustrator, bookworm, & fantasy enjoyer โ€ข 23 โ€ข he/him โ€ข fr/eng ๐Ÿ•ธ๏ธ https://swordhymn.carrd.co/ โœ‰๏ธ swordhymn@gmail.com

Strange women lying in ponds distributing swords is no basis for a system of government. If some lady handed me a free sword I'd still take it though.

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A key point in Fahrenheit 451 is that books were banned because they made people depressed and uncomfortable. The novel's protagonist, Montag, is taken into custody after he reads a poem that makes a woman cry because she realizes the emptiness of her life.

[quoting a tweet from isabelunraveled in which she rails against depressing books that get branded as โ€œgreat writingโ€]

Fun fact: most of the awesome artists you follow donโ€™t believe theyโ€™re all that awesome (silly, right?). But, you can totally tell them theyโ€™re awesome and repost their lovely posts to remind them that they really are great. ๐Ÿฅฐ

People denounce AI so quickly with "oh it looks so bad" or "you can always tell" but that's not always true. And that's what scares me about it most, if we just talk about how bad it looks we're going to get the DARE effect and people won't get why it's also bad when it *does* look good

Nileo (He/They NB) ๐Ÿ“@nileoart.rip ยท 2mo ago

outside of the morality of it all the biggest reason I think AI is a creative dead-end is because it's too good at being convincing and selling itself. The last thing you want when you're creating is to be sold on an idea that doesn't work, right? I'm not going to pretend I'm immune to that.