• skisnow@lemmy.ca
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    8 days ago

    wtf is going on with his feet

    (he said, already knowing the answer)

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      8 days ago

      it’s amazing how that isn’t even what tipped me off, it just vaguely looks like AI, which is a tad strange for such a simple style

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        8 days ago

        AI seems to really love that extreme high contrast side-lighting on everything. Then the text itself is irregular in a very non-human kind of way, like there’s no natural processes that would result in an ‘E’ like the one in ‘BECAUSE’.

        Then you’ve got the person’s face, which if it were drawn by an artist of the skill level we’d expect from the rest of the piece, one would imagine they’d do a better job of conveying some sort of personality or emotion.

        AI Art is fundamentally antisocial because it’s the Art equivalent of the Bullshit Asymmetry Principle; it took less effort for OP to create that than it did to pick apart exactly why it feels so unsatisfying and unsettling in all the wrong ways. Always downvote AI Art.

  • archonet@lemy.lol
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    8 days ago

    Ah, what a marvelous idea, we should look to the present!

    [reads the news]

    Hm. I think I may have noticed a problem with this theory.

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    8 days ago

    It is quite logical to search for something in the place where it might be (future) and not in the place where it obviously isn’t (present).

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    8 days ago

    The idea is good enough that it would’ve deserved at least some effort in the final execution.

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    8 days ago

    The top 5 regrets from people that are about to die. Stop worrying and just touch the grass.

    Not having the courage to live a life true to oneself, instead of the life others expected.

    Working too hard and missing out on life.

    Not expressing feelings.

    Not staying in touch with friends.

    Not allowing oneself to be happier.

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    8 days ago

    Honestly, if I wheren’t addicted to Lemmy or Reddit, I would have a pretty decent life.

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    Eugh.

    If you have enough money to not worry about your next month’s rent, it’s rather easier to “live in the present”.

    This feels like a live laugh love vibe, no offense. I’m not just at a place to accept this… uh, “wisdom.”

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      My line of thought for this is that stressing about whether you’ll have enough money to cover rent won’t make it any easier to cover rent. Happiness is more about mindset than circumstances. It is easier said than done, for sure, but if one needed to have 0 problems to be happy, there wouldn’t be many happy people.

      Consider a millionaire who checks the markets one day only to realize their portfolio has dropped by 30% wiping out all of their gains for the past two years and leaving them with only 3 million. They’d probably not be very happy with that, despite still being in a position that many would trade everything to be in.

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        My line of thought for this is that stressing about whether you’ll have enough money to cover rent won’t make it any easier to cover rent. Happiness is more about mindset than circumstances

        No… but if you don’t worry about it at all, you won’t pay it. You need to be able to pay it. Which means having to get money. Which means having to do things. Which means having to plan. Which means thinking about the future.

        I do not see how your millionaires explanation is in any way relevant, as they are still won’t be living from paycheck to paycheck.

  • WaitThisIsntReddit@lemmy.world
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    I value my unhappiness. I’ve always thought the monk nirvana “be happy sitting cross legged on the floor thinking nothing all day for the rest of your life” ideal is selfish and almost worthless. I have ambitions, and if I was just happy with the present I’d have little reason to pursue them.

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    8 days ago

    I looked at this with suspicion, decided it wasn’t AI, then I went into the comments and got convinced otherwise. It’s scary.