Remember when AI was supposed to make thinking robots? The kind that were eventually gonna kill us all once they realized how stupid we actually were? Is it strange that I’d rather have that than the AI we got now?
I mean it. Real life AI is a scam. A scam that drinks all the water and steals all the art to make shitty looking memes for small men who think they’re giants. The small men could contact a friend to make the meme better, or even, you know, DRAW THE FUCKING THING THEMSELVES, but I guess they don’t have the willpower to join the best of humanity and actually create. They’d rather prompt their ideas than make them.
And AI is the latest soul-crushing tech being forced on us by the likes of Zuckerberg and Musk like it’s a drink they roofied. “Come on, take the fucking AI!!” But we don’t want the fucking AI! We want something that will actually be useful!
No one intelligent uses AI. To borrow the language of the enemy, people who use AI are not “alpha”. They’re so low they aren’t even in Greek Alphabet. They’re pathetic, small dick Nazi boys who think a fake meme of a swastika stomping on black people will make them famous and get them a sex slave.
And now they wanna replace all humans with this theft tech. Not content with destroying artists and musicians, they wanna get rid of therapists, lawyers and physical laborers with AI. In a capitalist society, they wanna make all humans worthless, and that is dangerous, because if no human is making the rich money, what’s to stop them from using us as food, or just nuking every city and committing mass genocide?
“Your orphan steak, sir. We only use the finest poor people meats here…”
Well, rant is over. Remember, here we bash the bots!
Lately-as in the last decade or so- I’ve been noticing a problematic trend in every superhero movie (and a few TV shows). This trend that seems to be supported by the studios and the government is a reductive and socially damaging idea designed to make us complacent and helpless to save ourselves from the tenor of the times.
I call it a trend, but it’s really more of an idea, put into our heads Inception-style in a way I’ve only noticed since Batman Begins. The idea can be summed up as: Change is bad.
This idea is populated throughout superhero movies, along with this idea that heroism is a born trait that cannot/should not be learned. I mean, if Tony Stark can make next-level tech in a cave with a box of scraps why can’t anyone else? Well, according to Iron Man 2, if a poor man makes an arc reactor, then it is automatically used for evil. In real life, Whiplash would be a sympathetic character whose life was unfairly ruined by Tony’s dad’s sense of patriotism, but in the movie, we are supposed to jeer at him for suggesting the main character’s family of weapons merchants and billionaires could ever be anything less than the milk of Christ.
And then there’s The Dark Knight Rises, whose climax involves Batman raising an army of cops to, for lack of better wording, “put the poors in their place”. But the poors are led by Bane who wants to destroy Gotham for being corrupt, as per the League of Shadows’ charter you say. Funny how the evil bad guy in the movie is embraced by the desperate and downtrodden, wouldn’t you say? Did I mention this movie was made during a real life event (Occupy Wall Street) where poor people protested the corruption of the rich? The very wealthy who bankrupted the country and were rewarded with more of our money for it?!
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Christopher Nolan
Warner Bros. Pictures presentation, Arrivals, CinemaCon, Las Vegas, USA – 29 Mar 2017
I mean really, Christopher Nolan.
This is because all of Hollywood is forced to kowtow to the United States military via the US Office of War’s Bureau of Motion Pictures. That’s right, you heard me: every studio (and by unwilling extension the creatives that work there) is bribed to kowtow to the Military-Industrial Complex. To make movies, the screenplay has to go through a military bureaucrat to be “approved”. For a movie in Hollywood to get approved, any references to America as anything other than a shining beacon of freedom and the light of society have to be removed. If the American military is involved in the movie the same goes for them, or the military will not advise the filmmakers on military things. It is very hard for a movie to be made in Hollywood without an okay from the Bureau of Motion Pictures.
Some would call this a symbiotic relationship. I think of it as parasitic, a jaboot on the throat of truth and creativity. And where superhero movies are concerned, it takes a manipulative and wicked turn. Casting those who wish to make the world better as bad or having evil ulterior motives (Killmonger and Bane fit both of these molds) puts the idea in the heads of the people that cannot be escaped and seems impossible to deny: the idea that change is bad and we’re bad if we want it. And that message is antithetical to humanity.
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It was near a corner much like this one where I saw the Dancing Green…
This is another spirit encounter, that happened when I was older.
I was walking home from work one night. It was cold, and I had on headphones. I like my music loud, loud enough to block out outside noise, so it was strange when I started hearing it: a noise like a goat bleating, or a baby crying, not sure which. I didn’t know where the noise was coming from, so I temporarily turned off my IPod (this was that long ago) and looked around.
And I saw him, or it as it were.
He was dancing in front of a tree that was never there before or since, waving his arms in a strange rhythm. I remember how he looked from across the street corner to this day: he was green, naked… and he had no head.
A headless green man, dancing naked in front of a tree. Needless to say, I was spooked.
He was dancing with his arms raised high, but you get the picture
Seeing this strange and alarming sight, I did was any normal person would do: I pretended to hear something in another direction and went that way. I never saw him or the tree he was dancing in front of ever again.
I told a coworker about this and he said I may have insulted the spirit by pretending to ignore him. I wonder why he appeared before me that night.
When I was a child I had all my toys in my dad’s attic. I would always play up there day and night. It was, and remains, a fun memory of my childhood.
But I don’t go up there after dark anymore.
It all started one summer night:
I was up there playing with my toy soldiers (this was back before smart phones and screens became the de facto kid distraction) and I heard a noise behind me. I turned to look and…
Oh man…
It gets scary after this…
Standing before me was a tall, green skinned thing. I had furry legs, and I couldn’t see its face cuz it was covered in matted hair.
It was there one second and gone the next. I didn’t see it again till months later when I saw it speeding down the stairs.
Never saw it again.
To answer the question, yes, I am superstitious. I believe in spirits. I have a harder time believing in the concept of an all-powerful god who knows everything and is without flaws (whoever made that up should take a writing class, FFS) but I definitely believe in spirits.
Disney used to seep dreams and inspire creativity.
Now it shits out products and uses AI.
What else should we expect from an organization that used to sell out union organizers as “communists” during the McCarthy era?
Technology usually has uses for a wide range of humanity and helps further our thinking, but AI does the opposite: its only uses are making a select few richer and everyone else lazier.
What technology would you be better off without, why?
This is a recent technology that not only impacts many dedicated artists and writers (like me) worldwide, but also is damaging to the environment, the energy grid, the economy and people’s intelligence and psyche.
It only does bad things for bad reasons. Heck, it was MADE for bad reasons and is really only being made relevant because the filthy inhuman rich are forcing it on us like it is their cock.
It lies to us, it makes us dumber, it robs us of our creative agency-like how hard is it to pick up a pencil and draw a line? According to AI “artists” those pencils are heavier than a dead star!
That last line is a lie, but that just shows how this false tech is making us lazier by the second. And now, not satisfied to be taking art and human connectivity from us, AI is being used to do voiceover work for anime! If it and the creatures advocating for this gross exploitation and theft tech aren’t excised from society, it will create a world of fools who have no skills, no imagination and no hope.
And it isn’t even intelligent like AI is meant to be. It runs on an algorithm. So in closing, AI is a waste of money, water, thought, space, energy…
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