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I feel like I've already been clear about why I'm not clicking your link (never said it was your video, I suspect you'd probably name yourself elliotisreallycoolπ₯΅ or something similarly self-aggrandizing if you'd made it), and you declined to hear a more thorough description. I'm gonna do the thing you said you'd do and move on now. Good luck with future submissions. I recommend a custom description if you're going to submit this channel again. Edit: I stand corrected, you cannot submit a custom description instead of the auto description, only in addition to. I don't know how you're going to get this channel in the air here without that.
One thing tho, Lemmy automatically fetches the description whether you consent or not. Apparently you never posted in this platform. Thx for the unnecessary drama π€
Edit: "I stand correct, you cannot submit custom description". Your logic doesn't make sense, you say to change the description and yet you say you can't do custom description, also you say this like I'm the creator but I already said I ain't. Also aint trying to get any channel "air here".
If you don't know how Lemmy works pls educate yourself instead of attacking people, this isn't Twitter.
lol
lmao even
Yes. lmao, even.
Lmao indeed
Yeeeeee lmfao
Truly lmfao
Rofl tho?
Of course, rofl included
BACK IN MY DAY THIS COUNTED AS A MEME
Getting old for real
It has its perks, believe it or not.
Ya, more freedom for example. Chill doing whatever you want, its all your responsibility now.
Yeah, that's a good way of putting it. Freedom to succeed implies freedom to fail. Unfortunately, too often neither failure nor success are ultimately your responsibility. The older I get is the more I realize I don't have the control over my life that I thought I had. Most apparent control is an illusion in that way: Processes designed to give you the impression of control without actually providing it. Even the control you seem to have over your body- well, just wait until your body (or god help you, your mind) starts to betray you. Arguably, under a superdeterminist/perfect materialist interpretation of the universe, all control, all choice is an illusion.
But, for all that, there is a different kind of freedom that comes with giving up caring about some of that stuff, not worrying about it and allowing the chips to fall where they may. To be sure, some things are worth standing up for, but not everything. To that point:
I don't know quite where I came off as unpleasant or whatever you might call it, but I promise that wasn't my intention. Sometimes I rub people the wrong way without meaning to. I only downvoted you for saying I was angry, which isn't called for I think. Well, that and your submission which I personally don't think is well fit for the community, but that's just my opinion. Maybe you could try one of the digital art communities? I seem to recall Beehaw has a good digital art comm.
Thx for the videos, they were very interesting to watch. The superdeterministic theory has the perspective that everything can be determined based on the order of systems especially scientific ones. But just because there is order doesn't mean everything is order, there is still a lot of chaos present in systems specially when we analyze biological ones.
When it comes to freedom culturally speaking, a lot depends on the collective. In order to exist systems where freedom is suppressed heavily, the collective has to believe that there is only right decisions when in fact reality as show many times that that's not the case.
Chaos will exist for the better or for the worst (if we want to get really esoteric, one can argue that chaos of chaos is order, and if chaos is very prevalent in a system overtime the likelihood of originating order is higher, but the same happens in orderly systems converting into chaos, or the new order, the anti-meta (like a cycle))
On the point of the video I suggested, I thought it was interesting that the video showed that it was possible to create the same poster in different editing software. One of them was foss which the creator knowledged that it was possible to do it, and he even did, which helps pushing the idea of "its all about getting used to the tools we have". Also the point of adobe being the standard was pointed out which is true but seing a professional saying that helps verify this statement and it was decently entertaining doing so.
I could see it not being for everyone but it is educative in its own way and I think developing a multidisciplinary mindset is healthy when it comes to education in general. Since the community doesn't specify a specific genera I approached it as a general videos community where any content that might be insightful to someone is a good recommendation to the general public.
In regards to the shilling that creator does on the description, i do agree that it is kinda overkill but i dont think its ill mannered in nature. I do also sympathize to the fact that you have to make a living and on more artistic fields such might be harder and it push someone to resort to "more impactful" approaches to develop income.
I guess I have a much more pessimistic view of things than you. For reference, I've been homeless: kicked, shoved, stepped on, stepped over, mugged, camp broken up by police. I've learned not to trust people, generally speaking. I'm sure you're right to say the video's producer had no ill will in shilling in the way you describe. I'm not so sure that the profit motive is producing benign outcomes here. You seem to see a producer making a bunch of posters with different programs in order to try something new. I see a producer finding a way to bring a bunch of different programs together in order to capitalize on their fan/userbases. I call that exploitation. You see a guy out there just chasing a bit of paper down to stuff in his pocket, I see a content mill churning out lowest-common-denominator schlop and marketing in conformity to non-human (anti-human, in my decided opinion) priorities. I call this the decline of human relevance. Now, I can't make those claims I just made exclusively on the description, though it is extremely suggestive in that direction. I'm going to... ugh... watch the video. Develop my multidisciplinary mindset and all that, despite my curmudgeonliness.
Edit: Okay, I... ugh... watched the video, and... It wasn't that bad? He had a nord ad but I can just skip that. Once the video is up I can't see the description. I was expecting way worse based on only that description. I even laughed at one of his jokes. He also had a surprisingly "fuck capitalism" viewpoint for someone shilling so hard in the description, which I appreciated. Let this be a lesson to me on judging books by their covers. The whole world doesn't work the way it used to for me. I owe you apologies for being difficult and thanks for being patient.
Oh and I accidentally gave you the wrong video on that third link, it was supposed to be "...but that's just my opinion, man." Did you ever see The Big Lebowski?
No problem bro. I can understand that people can be highly sociopathic specially in systems like capitalism. I do thank you for pointing out the anti-human culture that capital can produce if people don't fight back and conform too much to it.
Also, I am glad you enjoyed the video.
Actually haven't heard of "The Big Lebowski", might check out later π€