The Gish gallop, of the spectacle, and the reverse gish gallop.
Yet now, with all these moralisations and the elitism and the ideas with
it now, it's become apparent that I've made a professional risk. Not like Beep_boop took my job, or that I had one.
I did it because it was fun, this ain't going to get any points. Yet the 'left' and critcal theory. Of a polemic that drives an epistemological scrutiny. Social media overlapping it. I don't want to take any of it back.
This revised ranty essay along with it's reading list on the AI denial cottage industry. Is exhausting, commodities of denial, and other ways that lead to believe. That it's a thing that I have to let the crud happen. Let the crud hit the fan as I must attend other duties.
Yet America's factionalism loves its teams and gish gallops, and I'm done.
Can still not stop editing it. By this time, this post, though, I'll be done and continuing with my artistic endeavours.
The feeling when they're not ready for the amount of sociological research
I've done can't be comprehended into a single dunk tweet, and I dare not
interrupt the anger within micro blogs.
It's merely too BIG i can't fit it in, such aliteral mobs
harrasmenet to handle such a complexity.
Reflecting on this, can only say it was worth it. It's the most iconclastic thing I've
ever done, and it's spirit of Harlen Ellison's rant within his Glass Teat.
He's gone now.
He's gone now.
ah, Symbolic capital, and the structural things
are reversed now, as 1Dime points out.
That now I'm apathetic of, with that case since the divide is the ethics with all that.
It is trying to put out a fire of bad ideas before it's too late, as it goes with the way of vaccine denial. Along with other bad ideas that have spread like wildfire.
Yet wildfires are wildfires. Criticism becomes commodified and incentivised
by the perverse incentives of online media, and there you are, forever.
40+ rewrites and illustrations of doodle-core and my other more serious expression.
It's an attempt to apply serious sociology to it all with all that I know from bad historiography, and with Althusserian sociology, I've been trying to make it out.
It's so exhausting. Is this what white-collar work feels like? Is this what working in an office feels like? I'm so tired from trying to catch up with the Americas' day and night work as I'm drawn towards its spectacle.
This is my alternative opinion of you as a citizen to bring in thought to rewrite.
Roleplaying as a couch golem – OF COURSE. I'm obsessed with AI effects, the miserablist/doomer/boomer and the industries intertwined outside them. I'm going to have to go rogue.
Since it's not a scam and it's a logic that's made me annoyed that I have to deal with the pestering insufferability of bsky discourse I've tried to avoid, I'm glad I'm out.
Wanted to do something different from porn, as they say.
Thank you for all your understanding.
Yes Seth, you do know it.
Done. (until it's adapted away from the micro blog
discourse.)
Oh no, I did'nt use beep boop for that
I merely expressed deontic relational intelligence.
research. I'll reach out. Even as goals may not align.
Bonus. This could be for the epilogue.
"It’s both intellectually and morally thin. But it’s also unawarely hypocritical. That’s because, at its root, this anti-tech discourse is ironically anti-human. It frames us as the machines. We’re positioned as passive victims of digital services and the devices they’re served through in ways that discount our capacity for agency, intentionality and responsibility. It’s insulting because we’re deemed to be morons by default, incapable of reforming our habits."
"Phones “make” us distracted. AI “makes” us lazy. Algorithms “make” us tribal. Social media “makes” us narcissistic
It’s a cheap and lazy story, though, which is why it works. Where’s the immediate reward in encouraging things like self-discipline, intention, healthy adaptation, self-awareness, anxiety culture, negative social norms and personal responsibility."
