acid bassist, rave artist, disc jockeyist, engineer doctorist
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Anyone feeling this may find deep catharsis in Scott McCloud’s Understanding Comics
(p. 169-184)
“It’s a cycle as old as Art itself.”
I have said this before:
Movie makers raised on modern movies are shit.
Same for all media
Pokemon started because the creator liked collecting bugs and exploring as a kid, not just playing other video games.
Inbred Media.
You can't make music out of all samples forever.
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Lamp DX retweeted
May 22
every time i see a new "create a song from a single prompt" kind of product being rolled out i think about these comments from @David_Rudnick
Spotify & UMG announce licensing agreement that allows fans to create AI covers and remixes of songs from participating artists and songwriters.
The new feature will be a paid add-on for Premium users which will “open up additional revenue streams” for artists and songwriters.
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Lamp DX retweeted
May 10
Without exception EVERY TIME YOU PERCEIVE AN ADVERTISEMENT, IT IS AN ATTEMPT TO MANIPULATE YOU. Definitionally. It seeks to influence your behavior by various means including your emotional state
I don’t just hate them I find them utterly profane & an affront to the human spirit
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it’s hard to believe this was adapted from manga… it seems like the animation is happy to be alive
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when you peered into games, instead of having them blasted to you at full power, maybe there was an important psychology at work.
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Controversial but. I think this looks cool??
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Lamp DX retweeted
Jan 24
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do ppl know he wrote the song too or nah
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monster hunter weapon back when mh was good
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They absolutely did not discover this, lol. Sure, the two post “erasure” signals each look like a Publication-Worthy Wave Distribution, but they sum to the original pre “erasure” signal. No time weirdness at all.
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BREAKING🚨: Physicists discovered a quantum effect called retrocausality, where present choices seem to influence past events. In delayed-choice experiments, a particle’s behaviour appears shaped by measurements made after it travelled, as shown in Wheeler’s proposals and later tests like the delayed-choice quantum eraser. While it doesn’t enable time travel, it challenges cause-and-effect, sparking debate on how to interpret quantum mechanics and the deep interconnection of reality.
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