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Ditto finds Mosslax

you can’t kill yourself, the music is about to switch from 4/4 to 6/8. the clarinets are just about to come in bro you can’t miss that

ducissatenebrarum

Memento mori: doodled skeleton death holding an hour glass (Engelberg, Stiftsbib 339)

love is stored in the kitty cat

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cassandralexxx

I searched up the line “you cannot give me anything, because all the you have is stolen” from Pluribus and somewhat ironically the google ai perceived that as a prompt insulting it.

I didn’t mean it in that way but, yknow what? I agree. The LLM is built off of people’s work who didn’t consent; it can give me nothing of its own, just a generation of plausible words.

pluckywallflower

When I first started watching Pluribus I thought it was about AI. They keep talking about museums and art and paintings and books. The hivemind can't Make Anything NEW. You need an individuals perspective, experience, feelings. They are so excited Carol is writing again...what happens when you Join with her? No More ART

This week’s layout and also next week’s. I know it looks messy but it’s my mess and I really enjoy doing it 💖

#hobonichi #hobonichi weeks #journaling #stationery #stickers #moomin

toss-a-coin-to-your-stan-account

"do it scared" this "do it tired" that. well no one ever talks about the fucking insurmountable "do it with greasy hair"

woodser

wolf playing in the snow

bcowlick

Greek myth fandom would be a better place if people understood that, while yes, you are allowed to have fun with this characters, and yes, you don't need to be an expert to enjoy myths and re-tellings.

Please, please! Never forget that this is not *just a piece of media* like a book or a movie

This is cultural heritage of the Greeks, this stories are one of the few ways we have to look back at how things were for humans thousands of years ago. This stories matter in a religious, cultural, academic and anthropological context.

You can call any of the greek gods your blorbo, but remember that your blorbo is still a god that is currently still part of an active religion.

So what i'm trying to say is: Be respectful. Understand why people can and have the right to get mad if some writer goes "My re-telling is 100% accurate and it's the best version of the story" and then it isn't.

Is okey to admitt you're not going the full lenght with accuracy, that will always be better than claiming you have "corrected" this stories as if they were broken to begin with. They are not, they are what they are meant to be: Cautionary tales, folk stories, and a peek into the culture of a civilization that lived hundreds of years ago.

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