the best argument for space travel is Bataille's The Accursed Share
waste is inevitable and it must only be spent in a way we choose...
In terms of science communication and space exploration advocacy, Elon Musk has sent us back into the fucking Stone Age.
Always be sus of ideas that confuse the value of art with technical skill, talent, or hard work. There's a reason people used to think of it as 'divine inspiration' -- artistic success, is mysterious, arbitrary, and about getting possessed by supernatural organisms
not to be annoying but its really funny watching people in an rpg maker discord argue against ai from the point of view of "hard work and labor is what making games is all about, if you don't put in the effort you don't deserve a game". ok. why are you using rpg maker then.
Although the 3d Yume Nikki never looked interesting to me, this entity (Wrapi/Warpie) does. Maybe because it's not a reproduction of something from the original game, it can be appreciated by itself. It's good!
It's funny that antiwork is such a haunting presence in our society, almost a constructed devil for our society that represents everything we fear, that people feel the need to bring it up as a negative label even when it's totally irrelevant to the topic (like here)
(I wonder if the second person loves or hates the idea of nobody having to work? I get the impression it's the second... Either way, it's a ridiculous response)
by Hiroshige III (a student of the more famous Hiroshige).
It's extra Dai-Nippon Gothich because it's an ad for a circus performing on the grounds of the Yasukuni shrine.
it is unfortunate that English translations of her works are not more commonplace
甘い蜜の部屋 森茉莉 新潮社 装幀=池田満寿夫
I'm really tempted to start posting in glossolalia, just typing in made up words
I'm still afraid of them
Panic
palm trees are an interesting detail
Oriental Pub