Plus Blahaj was used in an ikea ad supporting gay marriage, plus Blahaj had already become a meme like ten years back because of russian people thinking theyre goofy
https://knowyourmeme.com/memes/subcultures/ikea-blahaj-shark
femboycuddles
joined 2 years ago
Thanks! That was the one!
I saw a really interesting video essay on this topic once. The difference is in the way that gender is percieved in collectivist societies rather than the individualist societies that western societies tend to be.
In an individualist society transgender people are percieved as rebels that are in conflict with their AGAB, while in collectivist societies changing your gender to match your energy is confirming the social construct and supporting the society. still, gender non-confirming people are often seen as a threat and I guess gender plays into that.
This is all from memory though, might not apply to Thailand or is completely wrong
Huh? Am I missing sarcasm or have we read two completely different articles?
but it seems more naughty that way
i thought the b was for bottom?
Fair, my point was: how is it important that we understand how consciousness works to see that the way consciousness creates Art is not very comparable to a machine recognizing patterns?
The commentor above has compared inspiration to the way AI Companies are using the labor of millions of artists for free. In this context I assume this is what they were hinting at when responding to "AI is not being inspired" with "we don't know how consciousness works"
Are you seriously suggesting that human creativity works by learning to reduce the amount of random noise they output by mapping words to patterns?
Is the world's copyright system flawed? Yes. Should it be completely removed? No, because otherwise a lot of creative branches would be unsustainable. Artists need money, musicians need money etc.
Isn't this a completely different conversation than the one we were having and kind of missing the point? Yes, imo you should be allowed to do that. Still, AI Companies are using the labor of millions of artist for free to train their AIs, which are then threatening to eliminate ways of these artist to gather income.
How is that related in any way to the ways that copyright has been exploited against fanmade art?
I agree. It also helped me when I finally got the funny skin on my fingertips, but that just takes time i guess