Feb 10, 2024
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People call Aotearoa New Zealand the Canada of the Southern Hemisphere; which whilst reductive and not always a compliment given our shared colonial history etc, COULD be made true with some state funded home grown organic rugby yaoi 👀
NZ on Air, I am looking at you. Lock in.
go make the most out of that library card white boy
'Skum of the earth resides in me' - Digital painting
'Save me, a spot in hell' - Digital painting
ways I've been navigating my life and spending money as someone who is poor but less poor than I was, hates spending money, loves my community and is terrified of microplastics
wowwww im so good at short and snappy titles /s
I'm not someone who is wealthy, though I'm certainly not as poor as I was when I started this account like 6 years ago when I was 16. Still, I am always battling between choosing the cheaper option and choosing what I know is good for me.
Often, I choose the cheaper option even if I can afford the better option because I have a lot of poverty shame I work through, and I am very careful with what little money I have because I'm so worried about the future. It's all very unstable right now.
To combat this, I have been trying to find an in-between of making sustainable, ethical swaps that feel like a safe amount of money for me. Because I'm poor. We're all working class people trying to make it. Especially as we head into more turbulent times, I find myself going back to old remedies I made when I was a teenager with no money, and now I'm just jazzing them up a bit.
I know that there is no ethical consumption under capitalism. But with what little money I do have, I try to give it back to my community or use it to make my life easier and more enriching, especially since I love to make things. Spending alone won't take down these mega-corporations, but conscious decisions greatly impact your neighborhood around you.
I live in an urban environment, so my money impacts the grocery stores in my neighborhood, my refill stores, my library, local farmers, and my local used bookstores as much as I can manage. Again, not because I think I can take down Unilever or something without some serious force, but because I want to make decisions that benefit me and keep these people in my community around, housed and OK. I think it's important for me to be person-first about certain things like this now that I have the means to. it's something I'm working on in therapy
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Honestly, collectively, I don't think people are angry enough about AI companies, specifically Anthropics destruction of books; it is already bad enough they're using them for training data, to extend the life of the Ouroboros machine, but they are destroying them because of "copyright," and pro-AI people are blaming the destruction of these books on authors not wanting their books stolen, so copyright adapted; even then, ownership of the book shouldn't give them the authority to destroy them en mass.
Like always a US ruling, a US decision is destroying culture, a single judge is to blame for allowing them to do this, by considering it fair use; it isn't even classics they're destroying most of the time, but early scientific journals, and war diaries, from people who fought in them, and more; they aren't just destroying culture, they're destroying memories of people. They're committing disgusting acts, and it's up to us to stop them because, in silence they've doing this, and genuinely, for what?
They've already begun showing signs of decay, and even the CEO of Anthropic admitted they need hundreds of billions, otherwise they'll go bankrupt, and OpenAI is already teetering on; they have already scraped the entire internet to get to this point, there isn't enough training data in physical media, or in Google Books to get them much further before they begin swallowing themselves. I, for one, cannot wait for that day.
This will be for nothing.
Anyone, who uses Anthropic, or AI in any capacity (bar those who addicted to ChatBots, that is a different issue entirely), is compliant in this, and fuck them; especially fuck those who think they're being creative by generating a book or art, they're not.
The soul of art is perspective, and the muse; in writing, it is telling a story, politically, of your life, through characters and a world you grow to love, and develop ever so carefully, AI slop can never and will never compare because it cannot live, and feel, and anyone who thinks their slop is equal, is kidding themselves, and I fucking pity them.
As a writer, it appalls me, but furthermore, as a person, it appalls me that these people's legacies are being destroyed, and corrupted for a company that wants money, and a monopoly over information.
We must keep physical media alive, because education and information is the soul of rebellion, and they don't want us to have that.
Stating to look a little like the holidays around here. Happy Sunday. Wishing you peace ✌
