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Art by Nate Bear
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Boss Battle
Art by Nate Bear
A good explainer on how the USA's actions of this week could go with regards to Iran (full-blown war being one), and how everything is connected.
Lenin’s refrain that “there are decades when nothing happens, and weeks when decades happen” is overused because it’s true.
"My advice for the short term? Fill your car up with fuel and do the big shop before the end of the week."
One of the hardest things to do in the future will be to stay human.
The evangelical swill spilling forth from the mouths of the technological and political high-ups about our AI future would make a pig choke. Google’s CEO Sundar Pichai says AI “has the potential to be more transformative than electricity or fire.” Melinda Gates says it will solve poverty, climate change and disease. The details on this, alas, are scarce. British Prime Minister Keir Starmer thinks the problem won’t be staying human, because AI will in fact, “make us more human.” More human? Than what? What is it that has made us less human, Keir? What’s the dehumanising element of our current arrangement, Keir? The idea that saturating our world with technology will unleash our buried or supressed humanity is, (sorry to employ such an over-used word), god-level gaslighting. It’s an affront to our basic intelligence to suggest the essence of our humanity can be found, or freed, by machines, rather than by us.
MoCCA Arts Festival Featured Exhibitor: Nate Bear
We are overjoyed to include Nate Bear as an exhibitor this year! Nate Bear is an illustrator and comic artist who has always felt that Van Gogh looked better with a hat. His cartoons are shiny and fun, his illustrations are exaggerated and energetic. His art has appeared in magazines, anthologies, books, websites, and on various products. He self publishes his comics under the label Bear Brains Comics. To see more of his unique characters and colorful art, check out his website. Website Comic Twitter Instagram
Remind me to repost this for Mo-vember...
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"TMNT: The Arcade Games" by Nate Bear
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