You've been shown evidence that humans have designed art for them. If you have evidence that humans are no longer designing art for them, have at it. Otherwise, good day.
It's the artist's page and he's grouped the art by project. You not being able to access one of the most commonly used social networks for artists to share work doesn't invalidate it. I could access it just fine. Someone being involved in multiple art forms isn't at all unusual.
Like, what, you're alleging that this is now a grand conspiracy to plant fake artists all over the internet on different platforms over multiple years to obfuscate AI use by some tiny brewery in Montreal?
I won't really owe you an apology. I'm more than happy to accept it now with evidence. I'll be equally happy if evidence becomes available in the future.
I've seen no evidence that they have, only people insisting it's AI without evidence. If you have evidence, share it. Otherwise, they're a small brewery and don't deserve to be targeted with a misinformation campaign.
Environment Canada and provincial governments definitely measure and report PM2.5 all over the country. They post warnings when it exceeds safe levels.
Sure, I should've stuck to a strict definition of the poorly defined thing that you "suppose" means something that wasn't at all indicated in the comment. Makes sense.
The comment made two claims:
We are outraged about this
We are not outraged about the targeting of the left
I said:
We can be outraged about more than one thing.
What evidence do you have to support your second claim?
Using "we" or "no one" is immaterial in that sentence in this context. It's not more than just not repeating the same words again and again for readability. No sensible person took that to be an ask for evidence that literally not one single person was outraged. The crux of the question, as written above, is "What evidence supports your claim?" Using your assumed definition, I'd have the same question about both claims instead of just one. My main point that we can be outraged about more than one thing would be unchanged.
Why are you acting like an apologist for normalizing the increasing psychopathy of the American society?
I've seen a few of these warnings posted. I'm literally outside all day every day and I've yet to notice poor air quality. Except for one day where we had visible haze first thing in the morning but that was reported by other weather services.
Y'know, one could argue that was more effort than my relatively silly comment deserved. You really put in the work and for that I salute you. Truly a top-shelf comment.
I do think most of the nicknames there are pretty lame, to be honest. Satan Hussein doesn't even really make sense. Bibi the Butcher is almost more of a pejorative title than a nickname, and I prefer that in general. This is a very specific reference but, in the Expanse novels and tv series, calling Fred Johnson 'The Butcher of Anderson Station' feels more impactful to me than calling him Bled Toxin would. I think when someone refers to Trump as the 'Orange [bad thing]', for example, the intention is to make the criticism hit harder but it usually has the opposite effect on me. That is purely personal preference though. Feel free to nickname to your heart's content if that's your preference!
Beelzebibi is my favourite, personally. It's both pejorative and funny. It's also really fun to say out loud. Great stuff.
Echoing: talk to a doctor. Keep talking to doctors until you figure out the problem.
Someone suggested it could be low b12, but I've been having the sublingual spray for months and there's no improvement.
If you suspect a B12 deficiency, get tested for it. With serious deficiency you'd likely also see low hemoglobin, low hematocrit, and low neutrophil count in your blood work. Just to be clear though: I'm not a doctor.
The vast majority of "sublingual" B12 is absorbed in the gut. Very little is absorbed through the mucosa. If you have a b12 absorption problem, you may need a B12 injection. You can either get one from a doctor or do it yourself with an insulin needle, if you're comfortable. I've had a B12 deficiency that couldn't be resolved with any form of oral B12 supplementation.
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I SAID good day!
Oh man, you ARE alleging it. Hilarious.
You've been shown evidence that humans have designed art for them. If you have evidence that humans are no longer designing art for them, have at it. Otherwise, good day.
It's the artist's page and he's grouped the art by project. You not being able to access one of the most commonly used social networks for artists to share work doesn't invalidate it. I could access it just fine. Someone being involved in multiple art forms isn't at all unusual.
Like, what, you're alleging that this is now a grand conspiracy to plant fake artists all over the internet on different platforms over multiple years to obfuscate AI use by some tiny brewery in Montreal?
You've gotta be causing local tinfoil shortages.
A few past artists I can find:
Hambeg Kukuh https://www.behance.net/hambegkukuh8
OREE Illustration https://www.instagram.com/p/DQpAyIBlTyZ/
Erym Schazen https://www.facebook.com/100063496294903/posts/pfbid0pf3hj8FPZdiwKHJjUrEXwXUbQUpmJS87eqbcq51ZwDopeKxmEKAco57jzGubDtJcl/
I won't really owe you an apology. I'm more than happy to accept it now with evidence. I'll be equally happy if evidence becomes available in the future.
That's not evidence.
I've seen no evidence that they have, only people insisting it's AI without evidence. If you have evidence, share it. Otherwise, they're a small brewery and don't deserve to be targeted with a misinformation campaign.
This is false.
The brewery has apparently used this art style for years. It's made by human artists.
The original Reddit thread this is a copy of has been deleted. I would assume for this reason.
No.
https://mediabiasfactcheck.com/raw-story/
Interesting. Would you have a source handy that I could check out? Thanks.
Environment Canada and provincial governments definitely measure and report PM2.5 all over the country. They post warnings when it exceeds safe levels.
https://www.env.gov.bc.ca/epd/bcairquality/readings/find-stations-map-PM25.html
Sure, I should've stuck to a strict definition of the poorly defined thing that you "suppose" means something that wasn't at all indicated in the comment. Makes sense.
The comment made two claims:
I said:
Using "we" or "no one" is immaterial in that sentence in this context. It's not more than just not repeating the same words again and again for readability. No sensible person took that to be an ask for evidence that literally not one single person was outraged. The crux of the question, as written above, is "What evidence supports your claim?" Using your assumed definition, I'd have the same question about both claims instead of just one. My main point that we can be outraged about more than one thing would be unchanged.
I'm not. You're just failing to think clearly.
I've seen a few of these warnings posted. I'm literally outside all day every day and I've yet to notice poor air quality. Except for one day where we had visible haze first thing in the morning but that was reported by other weather services.
Y'know, one could argue that was more effort than my relatively silly comment deserved. You really put in the work and for that I salute you. Truly a top-shelf comment.
I do think most of the nicknames there are pretty lame, to be honest. Satan Hussein doesn't even really make sense. Bibi the Butcher is almost more of a pejorative title than a nickname, and I prefer that in general. This is a very specific reference but, in the Expanse novels and tv series, calling Fred Johnson 'The Butcher of Anderson Station' feels more impactful to me than calling him Bled Toxin would. I think when someone refers to Trump as the 'Orange [bad thing]', for example, the intention is to make the criticism hit harder but it usually has the opposite effect on me. That is purely personal preference though. Feel free to nickname to your heart's content if that's your preference!
Beelzebibi is my favourite, personally. It's both pejorative and funny. It's also really fun to say out loud. Great stuff.
Echoing: talk to a doctor. Keep talking to doctors until you figure out the problem.
If you suspect a B12 deficiency, get tested for it. With serious deficiency you'd likely also see low hemoglobin, low hematocrit, and low neutrophil count in your blood work. Just to be clear though: I'm not a doctor.
The vast majority of "sublingual" B12 is absorbed in the gut. Very little is absorbed through the mucosa. If you have a b12 absorption problem, you may need a B12 injection. You can either get one from a doctor or do it yourself with an insulin needle, if you're comfortable. I've had a B12 deficiency that couldn't be resolved with any form of oral B12 supplementation.
You really gotta workshop that nickname
It seemed to work for Arasaka so 🤷♂️
I have no idea what they're individually doing or not doing.
But in the interest of national unity, I'll join you in the most Canadian of pastimes: talking shit about Americans.
Fuck you, you American bastards! Fix your dumb country, you fucking hosers.
You sound tough, Captain Discomfort. What you bench bro?
Also, I'm Canadian. Not particularly interested in being a good American. Or any kind, really.