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Super-милый crying face
on a hill south of heaven.
Joined July 2019
*sherlock holmes voice*
The myth: Neurodivergent people can't "read the room." The reality: We read the room in 4K Ultra-HD. I picked up on the micro-tension between the hosts, the fake laughter in the corner, and the suppressed anger of the bartender within 3 seconds. I don't avoid parties because
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“the vault… turned them into communists.” yes the psychopathic mass murderers behind nuclear armageddon were *bad* . . . but this?!? i get why Lucy’s voice shakes with horror as she says it.
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“the vault… made them into communists.” yes the psychopathic mass murderers behind nuclear armageddon were *bad* . . . but this?!? i get why Lucy’s voice shakes with horror as she says it.
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kubrick simply does not need me bc he is fine and always will be
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sorry i am v bad at these kind of tweets (and rusty) but the idea of “michelangelo, ruthless capitalist” made some blood vessels pop in my head. most of them really. prolly sounded like microwaved popcorn
what are you talking about. renaissance painters were not “ruthless capitalists.” without the support/control of uber-wealthy “patrons” most would have lived in poverty. that does not make them “capitalists.” they did not own; they were owned. patronage —> feudal clientelism.
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as for dali and picasso i mean i think it is once again a bad fit but i also care a lot less bc they were fundamentally horrible people and i don’t feel like jumping in to pull them out.
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for this to work you’d need a system of art production built around alienating workers from FOTL and the theft/accumulation of this surplus value. you’d also have to nix patronage & destroy the guild’s system of advancement. feudalism is BAD btw. but it is v much a different evil
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she wld say “but they had ASSISTANTS & since they made art that means they “owned” the means of production!” but this is silly. the guild system too was a feudal precursor that (in effect) resisted capitalism’s adoption. hierarchical (& regulatory) yes capitalist, not so much.
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what are you talking about. renaissance painters were not “ruthless capitalists.” without the support/control of uber-wealthy “patrons” most would have lived in poverty. that does not make them “capitalists.” they did not own; they were owned. patronage —> feudal clientelism.
worth noting many of our best artists were ruthless capitalists - Kubrick, Picasso, Dali, basically all the Renaissance artists The muses seem to be in civil war over whether or not to be agents of capital - it feeds them and starves them at the same time
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like. “i’m not rejected, YOU’RE REJECTED. YOU WERE REJECTED FIRST ACTUALLY.” bc everyone is indeed fucking twelve now
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they say it out of spite bc hot women don’t want them. so they imagine a man who said hot girls wanted more from—and didn’t get. it’s a kind of revenge fantasy built out of their own self-loathing.
i love it when men attempt to use “daddy issues” as an insult towards me. bc ah yes of course, my dad being a piece of shit is somehow more indicative of MY character than his own. that makes perfect sense!!
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Angel of resurrection: You wanna be a worm again? Why not try out our other species? They're fun too (imagining the ultimate tunnel) I'm not done yet
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then i poured syrup and honey on and then i wept into my hands
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bc like if not then why die on this hill. surely there are better hills. and it sucks bc i have loved larian most of my adult life. they’ve been the gold standard.
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thing is, they could v easily dig themselves out of this by saying ok our bad guys. we’ve listened and even this here limited use will not be a part of our company going forward. that they’re adamantly opposed to this makes it v hard to believe they don’t have bigger plans.
It’s been a week since we announced Divinity, our next RPG, and a lot has become lost in translation. Larian’s DNA is agency. Everything we work towards is to the benefit of our teams, games, and players. A better work day, and a better game. Our successes come from empowering
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like i looked up vehicular death rates in houston specifically and it’s more than one a day. so the near misses i mean. of course.
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