'tis the season

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Traditional art survives and I don't think anyone is arguing replacing painting with photography. They coexist and evolve differently. Maybe, hopefully, that can be the case for machine-generated imagery. We already use machines to aid us in art anyway, this "AI" can be another tool in the belt.

Obviously this does not address the ethical issues. I'm on the side of strict AI regulation. With that said, I'm sure early photography had backlash from traditional artists, claiming that pointing and shooting had no artistry.

I really like your analogy with painters and photography. It's a different tool that generates somewhat similar but, at the moment, very limited results.
Maybe the AI images now are the equivalent of the early big cameras with the bellows. Marvel of technology, impractical limitations, has novelty.

Not a movie but I'll take any opportunity to introduce someone to Scavengers Reign.

Otherwise, Shaun of The Dead has to be it. Or Baby Driver, depending on the company.

they can be agile if they train enough

death to chronos

happy to help! I hope youa have a good time <3

For a nice night out, with drinks and without clubbing, Bergmannkiez has a ton of good bars. Kottbusser Tor is also very lively but a bit hectic at times. Schönhauser Aller is also pretty trendy. I have a whole ass Google Maps list, do dm me if you want, I would happily share. Oki, have fun!

There are so many historical places, you can Google them easily, I'm kinda skipping those. Okay, last stretch.
For good food:
Jäger & Lustig - German
Umami - Indochinese
Sasaya - Japanese
Taste of Anatolia - Turkish
Wen Cheng - Chinese
Rüyam Gemüse Kebap - Döner
Jolesch - Austrian
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There are also a lot of vintage/second hand fashion shops you can visit if you're just here for the week, but they're a bit more pricey.
I have to mention Tempelhoferfeld, the former airstrip turned park, because it's a surreal experience. Don't go now though, the weather sucks. (contd.)

There are a lot of small punk gigs you can find every day, and the punk ppl are really friendly.
Another very fun scene is thrifting. Friday through Sunday, there are a lot of Flohmarkts (Flea Markets). My faves are RAW, Maybachufer, Rathaus Schöneberg and Boxi Flohmarkts. (contd.)

My fave is the Museum of Decorative Arts, it's cool. Museums are the best option for Sundays bc so much else is closed.
Berlin has a really big techno and clubbing scene. If you like that, check Resident Advisor and find a gig you like. Less well known, the punk scene also goes hard! (contd.)

omg hiiii this is my domain!
Go see the East Side Gallery, Brandenburger Tor, typical stuff. Go to some museums if that interests you. Video Game Museum is a very cool and small one you can do without commiting your whole day. If you like art, Bode Museum goes crazy. (contd.)

The average value of a die is (1+x)/2, with x being the number of sides. If lim x->inf, infinity divided by a positive integer is still infinity.
I like the approach someone else had though, where the numbers on the die are treated as increments of a whole (1) and the expected value is ~0.5

The government doesn't want you to know that you can drink a little piss, as a treat

Speaking of Pony Island and cool card games, might I suggest Inscryption?