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Fuck your Generative SLOP
Draw a meme in paint like a real human being or better yet, on a piece of paper using your own hands.
Sad AI slop.
Slopidy slop
You see, the US economy has progressed beyond the point where it is necessary for us to make things. We have transcended beyond the physical realm and all of its limitations. Instead of producing tangible goods we produce ideas and concepts. Can people live in ideas and concepts? Well, no, but who cares! We've evolved beyond such primitive, material concerns.
If only there was a way to prevent poverty related crimes in a city with a rich billionaire that dresses up as a furry every night and beats the shit out of petty criminals.
https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S0047272722001827
It's called a livable wage and strong workers rights backed up by unions.