I don't understand how this is cruel. If a toy were designed to teach the exact opposite lesson, that would be worse.

Horrible, tbh

Sure, Tarantino includes bits of other movies, remade shot-for-shot, but the sum total of his work is never any one movie he plagiarized.

It's crazy to write the movie off as derivative slop because of that, because none of the best parts of the movie were in that source material. Where's the insanely high tension stuff about Nazis trying to find secret Jews? Where's Brad Pitt's Italian accent? Where's the theater full of dead nazis?

Was there another movie where they carved a swastika into a nazi's forehead to punish him?

You didn't like Inglourious Basterds, or Django Unchained, or Pulp Fiction, or Once Upon a Time in Hollywood?

Unfortunately, this does not mean that Tim Rice gets 40% of the credit for Jesus Christ Superstar. Poor guy has to share credit with the Bible.

So, going from this, if you AI-generate a song but write the lyrics to it, I think that means you get 40% of the credit/blame.

How did I arrive at my numbers? Well, I simply realized that the music is always going to be doing a little more than the lyrics are, but almost half of the experience can be the lyrics.

Corollary to this, the most credit you can give the lyricist of the song, if they didn't do anything besides the lyrics, is 40%.

Imagine it, 4 gallons of soda on an American store shelf, and you can slap the bag that contains all four of these gallons

Is it eggs? Are we living through an egg era?

Why is it even one? Nanowrimo is just a concept. It can and should live on, decentralized.