I have been uncharitable to the historiography of the Luddites, especially, but I want to know what lessons we can draw from history. There is, however, a polysemy and ambiguity in historiography that we are going to have to grapple with for the rest of our lives.
1. Job guarantee
2. Labour protections
3. Labour law
4. Work tax
They should have thought of that instead of a slave-driver morality, I guess such as the Protestant work ethic. Along with abolishing copyright law.
Neil Postman taught me of the dangers of an entertainment monopoly. Along with how social media and its drawbacks affect how our audience captures jobs in the market, with how sardonic it can get, and in many ways, that of the foggishness of mob rule generally.
Honest question: why are we fighting this? The polemics and the way we do it with AI fakes and all that jazz, why do we keep fighting?
We are fighting something that's not a fate in itself, a utility-maximising consequence, I'd say, of a privileged few in the mass media and their copyright maximalism. I honestly don't get it, and such a thing is all the time of a soft sleep slumber as somebody else.
Yeah, I'm talking about AI art and all that 'beep boop'. I should have been more direct, but it's not like I could have been, because being direct makes you scary, doesn't it?
Now, for the weight of something so monastically on us, for hard determinism and hard libertarianism of its linguistic will, that we don't even have to internalise the language in a Sapir-Whorf hypothesis, mentally.
This is the journey of what the reform of copyright shall be, and of all the things that come into becoming.
It will be scanned by a pangram, and it will be scanned by a stealthgpt humaniser who will invalidate that, and we will know. I'm not a real artist, but reality and F for Fake is something that the real aesthetic is in pursuing. The reverse Pmc relation will happen to do.
To be fair, I feel sometimes like I don't want to take all the categories to the AI race, and the AI taxonomies. Language is a way of thinking to it, and that is why I keep refining that essay again: I keep coming back and trying to explain it in simpler terms.
That post on Reddit got 3000 views, which is the most views I've ever had. Boy, boy, boy, that's the biggest advertising rush I have ever got. An educative lesson.
Yeah, and it's really annoying with the Gibrust, which is what sticks to me mentally.
So did you understand any of that, or all the things of going through writing? And clarifying an essay, some lottsa categories to define your headspace in mean either. I'm not in America right now. I can ignore a lot of it.
Spacing out with minimal, have been browsing through Substack and I need a space from it all. I have been over-reading and over-indexing on all the things, wanting to consume all the knowledge in the world.
I'm not really sure about my social science and how much LLMs have affected the space, along with the many, many LLMs illustrations that I happen to do over there in my free educational resources and this site meant for educational purposes.
I know I don't sound like a tech bro, but honestly, it's too basic a Marxist to believe in the capitalist concept of the bubble, and more sophisticated sociological understandings.. It's going to be our segment, and that is challenging the anci'en regime of our politics.
Now I've got a new secterianism to worry about, or ignore, yeah ignore. The one joining with the republic of imperative and protestant work ethic.
With the way social media bificurates with random passerbys, I'm going to be a really button and that this 'bubble' will go. As if that will go
But I managed to carry the lion, and that was a delight to do. I've obsessed little as now I've got too much social media on my mind.
I've got a lot of thumbnail sketches and 3 images that I've still not posted out of my schedule, Always reactive, trying to control and persuade the unpersuedable inthin the blogs back and froth.
With all the things of the worry on wire and the wahaha and all that thing, this is an old thing with all the dropping in the aloo and all the things. It's old now. Video games are very immature or not treated as a mature medium by default, and I get that kind of sentiment with critical theory and academic, and we don't even understand it.
