TheSpectreOfGay [he/him, she/her]

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Cake day: January 2nd, 2021

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  • okay so

    some girl got interviewed and asked about how to make ur man haappy and she said "you just gotta spit on that thang" and then made the hawk tuah sound

    Very Normal people took this as a win for the right and made her an icon

    so she started a podcast, sold merch, then did a rug pull crypto scam and disappeared


  • It's because the way it's made is the opposite of how digital art is actually made. things like clothing brushes, symmetry and perspective rulers, and textured brushes, just isn't used by ai obviously. because of that, human made art has a level of cohesion that ai art cannot replicate. this is especially true in shading. while ai might be able to replicate the style of a textured brush, it ends up looking like they used 5,000 different ones for no reason at all. there's no clear intention behind any of the creative decisions made. even if you think certain things in digital art are bad because the creative decision being made is "this saves time", it's still a human making a decision.

    so your brain is parsing a jarbled mess, and even if you can't quite place what about it is jarbled, it's easy to pattern recognize that sorta nonsense as ai after seeing enough of it



  • mental health is so important, but dont be like. a vibe killer about it man hahah that's so annnoying let's stop talking about that

    also the only acceptable mental health problems r anxiety/depression (again so long as you're not killing the vibe) (the other ones scare me too much)





  • They do the same thing with other marginalized communities, like POC who complain about missing opportunities get rich black people shoved in their faces. Able people who live comfortably are made uncomfortable by the idea of there being a class of people who are forced to exist in poor conditions due to something they can't control, be it disability, race, sexuality, gender, etc. So instead of addressing the systemic issues of why that might be, they go, "well some disabled people are able to pull themselves up by their bootstraps, why can't everyone? it must be a personal failing."

    Many Americans very much so believe that we live in a meritocracy, and anything that would combat that idea provides too much dissonance. Or at least I think that's what it is idk, I wish they'd stop trying to drag me into making them feel better because the fact i'm suffering makes them uncomfortable... lol