Aparna Nair

disabilitystor1.bsky.social

19 October 2026 06:06

For three + years, teachers, writers, artists, humanities professors and so many others have been arguing exactly this--that this technology only produces an endless ouroboros of bland, sad, grey slop. But we were told that we were/are luddites, reactionary, old-fashioned, angry, etc etc.

רו"ח, מין, הון

rohminhon.bsky.social

19 October 2026 06:04

הרבה דברים מלמדים בבתי הספר למנהל עסקים, חלקם אפילו בעלי ערך, אבל אני די בטוח שאין קורס על "מה לעשות כשהבעל של אחת העובדות המצטיינות שלך מתגלה כמכור להימורים". כמו כן #פאק

e.w. niedermeyer

niedermeyer.online

19 October 2026 06:04

(obviously You Can See Everything is totally worth seeing independent of anything to do with Musk, it's an emotional roller-coaster and the kind of movie you can't stop talking about... we happened to sit next to a friend we hadn't seen in years, and were discussing it long after everyone else left)

e.w. niedermeyer

niedermeyer.online

19 October 2026 06:04

what makes YCSE magical is that you see a certain personality type shorn of their power, letting in the scrutiny because all they have left is their pathos, and still being unable to reveal anything real... but as fascinating as Holmes is, all I can think of is how far Musk still is from there

e.w. niedermeyer

niedermeyer.online

19 October 2026 06:04

You Can See Everything inverts one of the basic facts of MUSK—that Elon Musk refused to participate in it—and explores what might have happened if he had agreed to participate in it... how little clarity it would have added