god I know this is like The Wrong Stance on AI. I know its not about whether the art is Real and Human or If It Has A Soul and how a lot of the arguments against it are the same bullshit arguments people made against digital art like I Know. I Knowwww. but god, I'm really sorry, not to post like one of those annoying poetry bloggers I cant stand (yall are valid, live your truth, theres nothing wrong with what you post I'm just a petty bitch who hates poetry. unless I dont hate it.)
But theres just something about the way AI art will almost certainly never be able to mimic the exact way my pencil leaves an indentation in the paper, the way some of the lines I can never fully erase cause I pressed too hard, theyll have to at least train them to draw with a physical pencil first, and sure, they could train it to draw with a pencil and even erase the exact same piece I drew, line for line, on a piece of paper with a robot arm powered by AI, but they can't replicate. idk. the lineage of lefty bitches in my family, and the way I grew up going through school with my entire left arm silver with graphite, from doodling on my schoolwork. not yet anyway. but I guess I do live for the day we make the ai sentient enough that we can traumatize it by giving it homework after kneecapping its executive functions so it copes by drawing a big tiddy lobster monster. sure
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people always talk about how ren is trans in both directions (which is true) and how akechi is trans in both directions (which is true) but theyre always silent on the matter of sumire ...................quite interesting ...........
but ya i think she has a lot of trans potential beyond just like . "shes trans bc i like her" reasoning. transfem sumire whose womanhood is constantly compared to her sister (both by herself and others), setting impossibly high and cis-centric standards that she feels pressured to achieve especially after she starts viewing herself as kasumi . and her learning to let go of those standards and embracing her transness and femininity in her own way
or transmasc sumire who represses his masculinity in fear of straying too far from kasumis path. after kasumi dies, he feels as though transitioning would sever the last tie between them. him learning to disconnect his identity from his sisters and finally being able to explore his gender
IDK its like kind of transgender to have your entire character arc revolve around pretending to be someone else to the point where you dont even know who you are
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Current mood: wanting to block someone so I don't have to see them being an asshole on content I like, but then if I do that I miss out on any content that's reblogged from their stuff, even if I'm subscribed to the post. If the person is involved in the chain of reblogs, the whole thing vanishes from my sight. And then I miss out on good content!
But DAMN do I not want to see anything that person says any more. I was giving them the benefit of the doubt but if anything they've gotten meaner.
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listening to the songs in that dj order & it does still make sense for the most part but unplanned apoptosis is throwing me off a bit with the sacrifice mention bc if it were right after oumen like the posting order suggests then sure the two could be happening relatively concurrently & it could be that she passed it off to the angel intentional or not. but to put it at the end?? after everyone else??? you mean to tell me they just lost 3 people forever, they KNOW the first sacrifice didnt work & theyre going to kill a 4th person for no reason?? i know she cant be a very likable person with how she talks and acts but it just doesnt make sense. if u put it at the end like that it feels too far away for that to be happening at the same time as any of the other deaths. i dont get it i need to study her like a bug.
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The upside of me getting seen messing up so bad at work at the end of the year is I don't think they'll be so keen to move me up to being a manager quite so quick. I don't want to be a manager. Being someone's line manager sounds like a nightmare for my disposition / I don't want to be more in charge. I don't want onus to fall on me and I don't want additional duties/more work to do from the position.
The downside is that I messed up and I start work again tomorrow for the year and I think the project manager got lunch with my line manager over the break and even if not she's surely going to have to be updated abt my follies and we have our weekly 1 on 1s on wednesdays and idk how this will come about and what I think is best to say on my part when the matter will surely come up
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