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"I don't believe in the God that sits on a throne, that expects us to look up while He looks down.

I believe in the one that's in the wind. The one that whispers things in the dead of night when you can't sleep. The one that kisses you first thing in the morning with a view of the sun and the song of a bird. I believe in the one that nudges you in the moment, that accepts you for who you are deep down inside.

I don't believe in the God that the churches sell."

~ The Asylum Confession: Murder & Madness

How refreshing a take. I say I'm not religious, at all. But I do believe there must be a higher power. Something or someone who we must believe in to have any hope. But I definitely don't believe in the God that every other religion sells. I don't believe their salesmen are to be trusted. I don't believe God is confined inside four walls, under lock & key. I don't believe that you can only ever experience their presence inside the various sales offices around the world that religious salesmen guard and speak of. If there's a God, they are out in the open, they're non-judgmental, they're accepting. But if what the salesmen say is the truth, then the God they speak of isn't God to begin with.

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my honest feelings on AI are that humans are amazing and I don't really give a shit what a computer has to say

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a human makes art? it's a reflection of their experience living on this earth, the same one I live on. it's an invitation to understand how other people think

a computer makes art? well, ok? I don't give a shit. you live in computer world. you're ones and zeroes. your art could be an interesting reflection of that experience, except it's actually just a slurry of what humans have made.

AI can splort out things that are cool or funny or interesting or even thought-provoking, sure. but I can't pretend I give much more of a shit than that because I know the artist and it has no beliefs or convictions or experiences. who gives a fuck

mousidy

I feel cheated when I learn that a video I watched or a piece I read was plagiarized. the "author" didn't necessarily believe any of what they said so much as they just stole someone else's words.

I feel infinitely more cheated when I find out something I experienced was AI generated. cool, so not only did the "author" not believe what they said or what their "art" represents, nobody does.

I'm not even trying to make a moral argument against AI or whatever I'm just trying to express how I feel. I do not care what the computer has to say. I care a negative amount. do not show me what the computer has to say and pretend it can matter as much as what humans have to say

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Watercolor practices from the past few weeks

I have a headcanon that the Waynes have slight variations in appearance and therefore he would look different between Hylics 1 (bottom) and 2 (top)

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KPOP DEMON HUNTERS (2025) + TUMBLR REACTIONS

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your idol sketches because I might be a bit obsessed with the song and their performance

Special request from my friend

#digital art #procreate #bright colors #deltarune #tenna deltarune #ant tenna #mr tenna #fanart #deltarune chapter 3 #deltarune fanart

Dry spell ends with an 11 hr fanart for Bloom and Zoom by Hakeism

#hakeism #bloom and zoom #uriel #fanart #digital art

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vintage trigun ads!

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In this pivotal shot from “Barbie,” Greta Gerwig uses visual language to tell a story of identity and transformation. Barbie and the spirit of Ruth Handler stand alone in a boundless space that shifts from serene blue to warm pink. The minimalist backdrop, devoid of distraction, frames their handshake as an emblem of continuity and change. This moment transcends the narrative, hinting at Barbie's limitless potential and the idea that her story, like life itself, is fluid and ever-evolving. It’s an image that encapsulates the film’s deeper message: embracing complexity, growth, and the power of reinvention.

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Make the most of the next two months

Get all your vaccines

Travel while we have a functioning DOT

Read and buy books on feminism, anti-racism, pro-lgbt

Attend drag shows

Don't skip any of your classes

Read and buy history books

Find your out-of-state networks

Learn to carry cash

Get birth control solutions

Support the Biden/Harris administration

Postpone large purchases and save money

Be careful of what you say online, like un-ambiguous attacks against the incoming administration, especially in spaces that contain your full name or personal information

Feel free to add on.

buthowboutno

wow! as a broke college kid, i wish there was a way to access books and movies as well as scientific articles that the new administration isn't necessarily a fan of. man. If only there was a free and trusted vpn ( up to 10 gigs of downloadable data) to use in conjunction with an anonymizing router (also free up to 10 gigs) to safely, er, permanently borrow media in an untraceable way as well as share files. Man, what's that browser that keeps your online activity anonymous? I'm awfully attached to firefox, personally. If only i had a browser extension that would throw a smoke screen over my browsing data while blocking ads at the same time.

what was i talking about? hmm. weird.