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No response wanted but I think of you often. You existing vibes with me; Keep it up.
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eveningbells
1 year ago
Unless..? U wanna talk about photography or life sometime. I just wanted you to know I talk about you to other people in my life.
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murid
1 year ago
Thanks for the kind thoughts. It's always a bit strange for me when people find value in what I dump on this website...
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1 year ago
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773tk
1 year ago
definitely feel blessed to have had the opportunity to had prior things said forgotten on some obscure board under an anonymous identity. for how the internet is supposed to have opened our ability to express ourselves, in the modern net have never felt more restricted in what we are allowed to be.
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metamorphosis
1 year ago
Woah, a piece of common sense. Been a long time since I have seen it on the internet.
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Just curious about how everyone's algorithmic bubble is presenting the news about Queen Elizabeth. My feed seems to be some condolences but mostly people remembering British atrocities and celebrating the death of a tyrant. How does the same news look like to other people around the world?
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letslearntogether
1 year ago
Same. A bit of a mix of both on pretty much every platform that I've seen.
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malezakid
1 year ago
here on latam it's all memes, mockery and celebrations, i guess no one really likes the idea of queens and kings still being a thing, and the fact that english monarchy has done awful things to numerous locations
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murid
1 year ago
@porcelanoide Here in Asia it's similar. I have never seen the nationalists, fascists, socialists and communists all agree on an issue before this.
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arkmsworld
1 year ago
I've been reading about her death on the network at my work. I've seen maybe 2 articles reporting on negative tweets and such, but mostly it's stories/anecdotes about her life, weellwishers and aggrieved folks in Britain and around the world, and articles about what the other royals are doing now, title changes, ceremonies, etc.
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surenaga
1 year ago
My social media exposure is limited to jumping from one bookmarked twitter user to another. They hardly talk about these things. As for TV, everyone here is mourning her death like a statesman's.
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1 year ago
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773tk
1 year ago
ive seen this too. ive heard it said theres no subculture anymore - that everything is just mainstream - and while im not sure i agree, this is an observable manifestation of that
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1 year ago
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metamorphosis
1 year ago
It is good that how you lived your life makes no difference at the end. I totally gave up on big, fancy dreams and understood there is no point of proving yourself. At the end we all turn to dust. And we all get forgotten.
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1 year ago
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letslearntogether
1 year ago
Don't let it kill your passion or vision. Traditional paintings are still bought alongside digital art, and no matter how hard people seem to be trying lately, the human will never be made into a machine.
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metamorphosis
1 year ago
Art is probably the last thing AI will destroy. Partly because it is hard to understand, partly because art doesn't have a secret algorithm. I would worry about AI if I was a pilot or a taxi driver or maybe even an accountant, but if I was a professional artist I wouldn't worry too much about it for now. Any person with eyes prefers real art to copycat AI creation.
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murid
1 year ago
Fortunately I do art for fun, but big changes are coming to the art industry with the rise of AI artists. I wouldn't underestimate the ability of an AI to mimic a human artist given enough training data.
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