I think a lot of what is driving the corporate acceptance of slop is that there's a lot of product managers and producers who don't have a creative bone in their bodies, but this process allows them to role play like they are creatives.

that cartoon trope where the foolish character runs off the edge of a cliff, and is self aware enough of the trope that if they just don't look down, maybe they won't actually fall.

and there is no way they can admit to their shareholders that they got dupped. There is no golden parachute for failures that can't be written off; This shit is *tanking* companies when the return doesn't pay out.

Nobody wants to admit it's a bubble because they're all *in* the bubble.

it's like

Truth be told, everything I hear is the every CEO just seems to have to learn the limits of AI in the FAFO method.

It highlights that its shiny, new, and *looks* potentially lucrative, they cannot overcome FOMO.

Even then they can't backtrack because it was *their* idea to hop on board,

And thank you again for drawing my Summertown Elk boi!

Gale's really focusing on painting that Battletech Warhammer Mech.

(That's the Battletech Mech named the Warhammer)

"They were supposed to block his location to protect National Security," said X's owner Elon Musk.

The account's "About" page has since been scrubbed of its actual location information.

Care to comment, Mr. President?
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Am I the only one who thinks that this looks like a unused enemy in Earthbound?

[The Sassy Cabinet blocks your path!]

www.youtube.com/watch?v=LN1f...

🦌: And why would we, the Summertown Arcade has Starfighter and Battletech Pods!

There's no escape from Summertown...

Because no one ever needs to.

It's not perfect, sometimes bad things still happen, but paradise without flaws can never grow, can never adapt. Can never learn.

There's a role it wants you to play, a story it is asking you to please help it tell.

The world is a stage, and you are both the performers and audience.