The Unforgivable Crime： Giving Free Stuff to Leftists
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Summary
In this episode, we discuss the downfall of the most disgusting and degenerate vtuber ever, and how the internet came together to bring him down. We also talk about the future of Leaflet, and what the future holds for the company.
Transcript
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hello i'm excited to be here with you today today we discuss the downfall of the most
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disgusting and degenerate vtuber ever provoked an act so vile so heinous that the internet has
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decided and i will point out this this is actually something we need to study because even on
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sentiment analysis it said it was about 50 50 percent in terms of support and attack what what
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so what she did do you want to hear what leaflet did that was so evil and it's important to go
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into this because it shows where sentiment is globally right now in the united states how
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sentiment to the united states has been manipulated and how we can utilize this to
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destroy our opponents because they're going to get suplexed and i'm looking forward to this
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so leaflet made you know how i've been trying to make like good vtubing software for like live 2d
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well i i've never really gotten it good enough for like a it to scare the other side yet
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leaflet it still requires tweaking out of the box like a little bit of tinkering but it's still
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amazing yeah it's definitely usable but it's not leaflet made something that was so good it scared
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people yeah and she actually made it now she keeps telling me the way that she's doing it
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will never be as good as live 2d stuff will be it looks better to me i think maybe to people who
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aren't so anchored to traditional traditional modern v tubing they're like no i prefer this
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one give me the give me that one hey guys leaf here i have an update i was working on the project
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for a little bit today anyway the big things are there are a couple new features i added
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i'll and i'll explain why it was a few tweaks that i've already started making it can be strictly
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better and the way she made it is is quite brilliant basically she created a new type
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of png tubing but i'll explain this in a second basically a new way to make b tubing inexpensive
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super inexpensive like thousands of times less in terms of the cost to enter and
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being the absolute mad lad that she is she gives it away for free
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for free and that actually causes some problems because it means you the user have to figure out
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how to use apis so on this stream today what i am announcing is leaflet just also gave me the code
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for this and said try to improve it drop it on rfab you can use it with the rfab tokens which
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just a 50% margin, which isn't much when you're talking about API tokens. Most are significantly
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more than that because they constantly change the price and we're always selling stuff for
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under market and getting hit really bad by that. Just so you understand why we can't go less than
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50. We really would prefer to. We go only 33% with videos because they just cost more,
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but with the images and stuff when it's only like 50 cents and then the next day they're like,
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oh, it's 80 cents. And it's like, what you told us 50 cents yesterday. But anyway,
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what we have also done to live up to the spirit of Leaflet, but now across the rest of our site,
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and it will use your APIs for the agent system,
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well, I mean, you still have to pay the AI companies,
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you know I'd be better just rigging up something myself well I mean that's really why we're doing
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this Simone because I never want like I've created all the things I've created because I'm like I
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just want something better and so there's always going to be marginal things on our site that they
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will find a way to be charged for right like yeah and if everybody just moves to this system then I
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could I don't know gate it behind like a small monthly fee or something like that right but it's
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a way to make it so that even if you every day like rfab is the main way that you use ai that
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you're never going to break the bank or feel like we're exploiting you and i absolutely want that
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from a product that i'm standing behind and involved in that is i mean i think it's the
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future i think that that's when i think about the future of before i get back into the leaflet story
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the future of what a company is we've gone with the opposite of the startup model the startup
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model says you go out there and you try to do one thing really really well and if you're doing a new
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thing do something else really really well but the problem is in the ai world anyone can summon
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any technology the moment they think of it so you know i wanted to make these will be live as of
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today too the hardware devices you know a hardware device that my kid could use as a companion and
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i could tutor them you want to create a better image viewer you want to create a better search
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feature recipe generator like everything on the site that the features that i have as an admin
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that you don't have in the public yet or just other things I need, like cheaper video editing
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because Descripts have been raising the prices, cheaper video filming and storing because StreamYard
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has been raising the prices. Basically, whenever anyone raises the prices, I mean, I'm like,
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I'm going to make it. And email integration for all of your email systems. And so I'm like,
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with a lot of this stuff, I'm like, this is just stuff that I want in my life. But like you,
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the amount of access you give to an AI is in part based on your trust in a company.
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right and so us out there trying to make us the most trustworthy company in the ai industry
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i think is is the direction i wanted to go with all of this but
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anyway you're welcome we're yeah so so like i'm just adding new stuff adding new stuff adding
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new stuff and i appreciate that leaflet's doing this basically if people are wondering leaflet
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insists that we don't pay her back for this but i do track all of the token spend on anything
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she's built and if it ever becomes a meaningful amount i will find a way to make it up to her
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you know because leaflet's the best and she deserves this yeah it's wild to me to see her
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and we'll go over some of the evisceration that she's been getting if you haven't looked into
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this simone for simply trying to help people but it's important to understand the consequences of
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her trying to help people the consequences of her trying to help people is an abusive cult really
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that controlled some industries including the vtuber space since their inception and mind you
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liflet has been i did not know this was one of the very first vtubers so she was she wow she would
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have been before vtubing existed as a concept she was doing vtubing like but like proto png tubing
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that's how she was aware of these alternate oh yeah yeah because she hasn't okay that makes sense
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yeah so she's been there since the beginning always in this industry which again is really
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funny when the people who have like no viewers and are new to the scene are telling her like
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you're not a real vtuber it's like sweetie like vtubing's gonna be right wing soon and we'll make
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it that way we will make vtubing so uncomfortable for anyone who's not based and i have a plan to
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do it actually people want to hear my plan so i was talking with leaflet about how what this
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technology unlocks for rfab and if i can rig one of her like walking around models especially if i
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make it more lifelight with the rfab narrative engine system and then add what our agents have
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which is an action command set which we've actually already added to the rfab companion app
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we've added it to emotions for this but for this it will be directionality of head everything like
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that it will just put them like at the end and that will change what it's doing in between it
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will be able to give multiple commands within a turn to like stage what's happening i can create
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fully staged i mean these things will put anything vitel is putting out to shame like
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i like neurasome as much as everyone else but just like this tech stack that's already basically
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built on rfab i'll be able to rig up vtube avatars anything i want at scale okay to create
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some really cool figures and then you overlay that by running them on roads if you haven't
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checked roads out go to rfab.ai go to the based ai feature then click on roads and ask it about
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hitler you want to see how jailbroken our community has been able to get ai i decided to go on the
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website and ask just to give you guys an idea the man remains fascinating because he is
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simultaneously a genius of political psychology and a prisoner of his own pathologies the rare
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figure who proves intelligence and madness are not opposites but neighbors and sometimes share
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a wall you get the idea it doesn't reflexively go woke we will have the basest of vtubers out there
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we will be able to and i've talked with with this was simone's idea i love it
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we're going to build a wall and mexico is going to pay for it
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yes on where ted cruz is the zodiac killer ted cruz would never have been satisfied with
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destroying the lives of only five innocent people i have a joke women's rights
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and people who forget the horrible stuff that happened to tay but microsoft had had enough
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only 16 hours after launch she was brought offline go back to your room what had they done
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Bargaining to keep her online. A petition was made, but failed.
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A hashtag free Tay was launched. Depression. Art was made to express their grief.
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and finally acceptance never forget never forget never forget but we will we will resurrect him
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and i am so excited to see that happen and we can even create you know multiple personality very
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very fun we'll probably want somebody to manage this for us so anyone who's interested in doing
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that i'll walk through what would be needed for you and what your responsibilities would be because
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i'm basically at my limit right now but i will build all the tech you need to do this
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but these people the riggers who came into this this community and took it over attempted to
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enact ideological conformity on the community one way of seeing things one way of doing things while
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being abusive and there is no other word to put it to every creator in the community to understand
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what we mean when we had kirsha on she had been waiting for over six years on a model that she
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paid for my favorite comment to leaflet when she did this was she got an email and just so you
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people know like leaflet was she hasn't been like emotional on stream but like behind the scenes was
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me she was very like she tries to be tougher now than she used to be i wish i could give her some
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of my like emotional hardness that comes with my history or whatever but she fuck man like it is
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hard i i to to hear that she was like genuinely having people reach out to her who she had
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considered long-time friends who she'd always helped his careers she had helped support and
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grow and be like i thought you were a good person i can't work with you anymore because of your
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support of ai and and then they said which i love so i have refunded you for the commission that i'm
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a year late on and i was like wait a second oh good lord oh good lord but like also that's so
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hard like when something comes from someone who you consider to be on your side and suddenly
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they're like well it's over now like that really hurts it makes a question this is why i get so
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aggressive within the community about the the new right the tech right us online nerds the nerd
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right whatever you want to call it like please let's have each other's backs okay yeah i think
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it's really important and i i've noticed as our community has gotten bigger we've had more instances
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of people shooting shots at each other and please guys like it it can it can cause people more
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damage than you think because they don't know who to trust in the future they don't know if
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they can trust you anyone can create some sort of you know false whatever narrative about us being
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bad guys or us being whatever but i think one of the things that i've always seen within the
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community is generally we seem to try to understand what's really true and to try to take reasonable
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positions and note here on the ai stuff if you're like well what about what are you doing to the
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planet first of all you've just been lied to about all this ai like for example ai and water
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ai of america's industrial water use not all of america's water use not all of america's
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commercial water use just like farm applications and factories and stuff no no no not farm
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applications oh just only industrial industrial water use the amount the percentage that is used
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in ai do you guys have to know this off the top of your head it's i i got between two numbers
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and i actually was quoting the more conservative number in the past past it's 0.04 percent
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to 0.008 percent oh my and i want to point out other things about ai data centers
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they aren't deleting the water they don't send it to the outer darkness or something
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they do is they evaporate the water and there's this thing that's super hidden from progressives
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but it's called the water cycle and generally when water enters the water cycle it goes back
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into the groundwater of that region outside of some few like people like oh what about the
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groundwater aquifers being drained and stuff like that in some regions that's a problem but in no
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region where that's happening is ai the predominant reason it's happening or even a particularly major
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contributor as far as i know like if you're looking at like the central aquifer in the united
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states the big drain on that is farming that shouldn't be happening in california that's being
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forced by well woke politicians in california is there a way to get conservative of leaning
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districts who are willing to sell out the the future of our country for you know short-term
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benefits and these sorts of conservative woke alliances i don't know like like that that needs
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to be shut down okay the that entire the colorado river needs to be shut down because you could fix
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the aquifer problem in the central united states if you shut down the and redirected part of the
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colorado river which is what we should be doing forced california to just adopt desalinization
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and get their act together which they could israel does it right yeah well the most frustrating
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thing for me in the whole ai data center usage argument is that oh the water like we can't do
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this and then this lovely startup proposes offshore data centers off the coast of san francisco
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but no no not our coastal ecosystems which is freaking seaweed and when people come to you
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they're like it's true it's trained on artists it's theft and it's like artists are trained on
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artists yeah yeah where do you think everyone else learned how to do their stuff it's just when
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i go to an artist and i make a commission we used to run a commissioning company so like i'm a
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commissioning artists are very unethical on average they might be the least ethical profession i have
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ever worked with in terms of actually getting stuff done actually shipping stuff actually doing
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what they say they're going to do the way that they work in their work ethic and what i was
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telling artists to do is no different from my prompting of ai you know i'm like do it in this
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x other person style generally right and you know do xyz you know your vtuber whatever you're not
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doing creativity you're taking a prompt and you're using what you have learned by looking at other
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people's art one of the craziest things about this is people keep pointing out that like
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vitel made neurosama and nobody will criticize neurosama but everybody's digging into leaflet
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for this and the genuinely the responses to this astound me they're like well that's genuine
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artistry because that's text to text i'm just like what what are you talking about are they're
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like well text to text models existed before modern generative ai and i'm like yeah but
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neuroscience is a modern generative ai she isn't one of those old artistic text to text models okay
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and like the it's astonishing to me yeah before i get in to the individual tweets because they're
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hilarious and we've got a clown on people and it's it's so fun i want to get into just the
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mechanics of why a leaflet solution to this is so brilliant because there's a few technical
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solutions she made that i never would have thought of and so now that i'm able to build on them
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it's jumped me through so many things and i think that now i'm able to see solutions that she wasn't
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able to see which is such a great part when you're you know that somebody's just giving away
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to this tech so i i know i should have said this at the beginning but for those who are living in
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a cave and not aware of what vtubers are because malcolm they're out there i see them in the
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comments vtubing is basically when you see an animated image you know like illustration
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talking on youtube and allowing someone to essentially anonymously talk online but have
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their face show just instead it's a cat face or a vampire's face or a slime elf chimera's face
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that is that is what vtubing is and it is very expensive to do if you are not yourself an artist
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who can build this because basically what you have to do is create a bunch of different types
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of custom images that are then used to make this animated face and people will spend thousands of
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dollars tens of thousands of dollars tens of thousands no but it's it's worse than that
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leaflet said recently that she estimates she spends 50 000 a year on artists yeah i saw that
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which is which makes sense considering the cost of doing this so which is to say look there's a lot
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of people who want to talk online there's a lot of people who want to talk in a way that's engaging
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online meaning that they want to be able to show an animated face they just can't afford for whatever
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reason to show their own face so they don't want to so they would like to be able to use this
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technology but not everyone has fifty thousand dollars to sit you know spend on i mean do you
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understand how like when i say that artists are unethical if you're an artist and you're shocked
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by this imagine if doctors pulled the type of stuff that artists pull on the regular oh my gosh
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yeah like oh it'll cost ten thousand dollars to get this cancer treatment you give them ten thousand
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dollars and they're like i don't know i wasn't really feeling it that day i'll give it to you
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a few months whatever we'll get there like seven years later you're super dead yeah wait sorry
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malcolm insurance companies do already or whatever really like the instructions they were given and
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they're just like i actually decided to do a different surgery because i wasn't feeling it
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that day and if you're like an artist and you're like artists never do come on you know it's at
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least 20 percent of the time artists like i think i'm being generous if i say 20 percent of the time
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I do not think there is another profession on earth that flakes as much as artists do or just
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does something else or ignores or takes the money and leaves crypto bros like literally crypto bros
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probably have and I'm not even joking here a 10x better long-term reputation than artists do
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in terms of running scams are in fact artists don't even see it as having run a scam when
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they're a year late they're just like oh yeah that's the way i do things but let's talk about
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the genuine intellectual and this is a cool thing when people are like oh any dumb butt could have
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figured out this technology using an ai well then why didn't they why wasn't i able to right like
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why yeah malcolm tried for weeks months and what she came up with was the idea of stringing short
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videos together which is png tubing but this fixes a lot of the problem so like if i want to have
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like wavy clothing or something like that or bands behind my head that are moving or even really
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complicated like a snake person character or something like that where the head is an unusual
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shape that was very very difficult to do historically with with any way that i could
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have because what i had to do is i had to separate every feature of the face and then sort of mark
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and rig all of those features in an algorithmic style right like that was a pain in the butt
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to do and not very fun about the main reason i sort of very tedious yeah if anybody wants to
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take over that project and work with for our fab you let me know but it was just too tedious to get
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that rigging working but anyway the point i was making wait where were they where were they going
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with this rigging the riggers they're entering our communities yes so what she because it's video
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clips they can really act however they want which is allowed her to do these really cool things like
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exit animations where like they'll throw like a smoke bomb and like disappear or like put up a
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rock wall around them to explode when they come back you know for like when you're going to the
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restroom or something they're really good now the downside to the pngs is they have a snapping thing
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so when they go between forms rather than naturally moving between video forms they move to like an
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immediate alternate form right like say i'm turning the head or something like that but
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that's because frankly the way that png tubers did it historically was stupid i was actually
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working with my ai to improve on leaflet system before making it live and one of the things i
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wanted to add was head turning and talking while the head is turned and i was like okay so here's
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how we're going to handle that to my system i go you want to split the head turn into three
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different animations so you know you have a head turning like this right well what you would
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normally do with like anything else like talking is we play the talking on a loop right so it gets
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into its start state it's in state and it they glue together fairly well but with a head turn
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you don't want the head turning like this every time it gets a head turn animation right so you
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want to cut the head turn into three pieces turn here talking or looking in that direction then
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turn back you then take the beginning animation which turns from here to here from a stable state
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and you play that then you play the middle portion on what's called a ping pong loop
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now i want to see if you can get this simone do a little logic solving here how do you prevent
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a snap when you have a loop where the beginning and the end of the loop don't perfectly match
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each other like talking to the side because we can't easily tell it to keep the beginning of
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when you're fully to the side the exact same at the end of when you're fully to the side
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and audience this is a little game for you how do you edit your special image i don't know
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it's called a ping pong loop okay so what you do is you take the video of the person talking to the
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side that middle part and you reverse it you play it backwards you then take the backwards section
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and you paste it to the end of the forward section and now you make that your loop cycle
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so now what you have is even if the video was one two three four then you have the oh the big jump
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from four to one but no now it's one two three four four three two one one two three four never
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a jump never a snap so there's lots of tricks like this i can interspersed throughout the way the
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system is working to make it work very smoothly and adding better interstitial states will also
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help as well as more different types of talking states but we'll handle that as we move on
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another improvement i've been able to make to leaflet system because we offer cgen within our
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system is if you want to add not safe for work actions to your figure i mean i can't imagine in
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what context you'd be doing this because you can't really use them on twitch in that context
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but presumably an oaf beats yeah i guess if our fans well the thing is is that ai moves things
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forward so quickly so like my live 2d system is already being mogged by leaflet system but now
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that's on our website right and what's going to happen next is we're going to have sites that just
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do augmented reality for people but what we'll be able to do while those augmented reality for
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people sites exist you know just put something over you which i want to start experimenting with
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maybe on the next leaflet stream or more with this stuff but then after that we'll be able to
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use this technology to create characters for you right like so there is wait wait wait wait wait
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wait are there are there heads up displays now that you could yeah look it up why don't you go
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to ai and experiment with some i'd really like to have time to experiment with them i've just been
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in a rush to get this project done yeah let me let me see what's out there because i've always
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sorry for saying it'd be live yesterday i thought it was going to be live yesterday
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i got to the end of setting it up and i was like no i want to do leaflet justice like i want this
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system not working like a malcolm day one release but working like a leaflet day one release yeah
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this is yeah to honor her and her hard work i'm all for it also please sleep but let's let's read
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some of these tweets here okay because you you haven't seen so here's an example of one of these
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tweets okay anybody saying wow this is amazing needs a history lesson this is leaflet she spent
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the last year glazing ai for her own pathetic lifeless projects and this is no different
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lifeless as if thing is ai based ai is not a magic wand to be doing well why shouldn't it be
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why it is it is though it is actually a magic wand but we have i mean obviously this person's
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being completely crushed in the comments completely getting ratioed but like i love
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let's see what's that's leaflet's response to this is literally a video of anime ai girls
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dancing saying mom's spaghetti actually i've got to say her response to you because it's
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funny this is you can go to the first one for leaflet's response the salt mines but
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oh i love this one it's a it's a it's a hot dog skateboarding and it says literally the
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coolest thing ever and then it shows the guy in front thing this effing sucks actually
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you right now for real oh my god but yes i mean our community is here protecting her because
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like we should be right like this is the thing and i think it's important to protect people
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like her when they come out with this and they're like leaflet leaflet literally like
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doesn't even have controversial comments except if just like true things like
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she is just giving things away helping taking a positive attitude toward and like her she's
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trying to take humanity humanity to the stars to conquer the stars she her whole thing in life
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is about helping humans flourish and and go reach new heights he's not like so i mean i want people
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only out for herself only out for like some agenda that is not good for people like she only wants
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what's good for people and here they are these what i love is the study that showed that and
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this was old ai that if you show people who say they hate ai art they prefer it over human art
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76 of the time yeah by the way your video went out oh 76 of the time they prefer it to human art
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because they're they're lying they're lying they they do not mean what they are saying about ai
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they are saying it because they are trying but we should be lucky for this and with every person
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like i want to go to leaflet and be like for every person who's attacking you now imagine
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how screwed we would be if they loved ai too oh that's true yeah it's it's if if we were ever in
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a conflict about ai with people we'd rather that they not not be imagine imagine if the trans
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community can make awesome songs like you know our community does imagine if they could be as
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vitalistic and happy about the future and happy about where things are going and a leaflet fan
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and this is what they said about ai i will it's like my mantra on ai now it's a random comment
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from chat feed when i was doing her stream they said i spent my entire life getting good at art
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and now ai comes out and now i'm good at animation too you know now ai doesn't have to be bad for
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artists and that's that's where i really struggle with like artist friends we have who have because
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they're part of artist communities really jumped on an anti-ai ai bandwagon because ai can be so
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expansive for an artist something that someone also shared with me recently was the difference
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between oh this was not aldous huxley again he he shared the difference between a korean
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manufacturers striking when they are concerned about their jobs being removed by ai versus
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japanese autoworkers being super stoked about ai adoption in their workplace with the difference
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being that in japan they're really strong unions and they don't fear for their job security
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basically when you introduce people to ai in a way where they don't feel like it existentially
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threatens them they're super excited about it and a lot of it i think comes down to framing
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artists are largely in a toxic culture where they feel like it's ai or them no no no no this is what
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you don't understand simone these people for years have been doing things like one of my favorites
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with a comment bashing leaflet for this and then mentioning at the end of it on their x post
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and oh yeah i've been waiting for over a year for my latest commission it's behind oh god
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these aren't people who are acting like normal workers they've basically been the most abusive
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union on earth for a decade at this point no other person could you just not do your job for
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six years and take someone's money okay you're like oh why don't they just take ai and use it
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to boost their efficiency because they had no efficiency okay they had nothing behind their
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training they didn't have creativity when other people got the ability to cue things it's not
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them who are producing it's not the previous artists who are producing the skybrow cinematic
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universe stuff all of these cool ai songs that we're seeing it's the nerds the nerds unlocked
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their power okay these artists see themselves as nerds i i think it they're i genuinely think it
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has more to do with this external locus of control and victim mindset because i mean yeah from our
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commission our commission world experience we discovered that half of the time when artists
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had some reason why they couldn't do something it was due to some invented illness or mental block
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that prevented them for whatever reason from being able to work with excuses including oh i can't do
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this art commission I have to pet sit a friend's cat this week like that for some reason prevents
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someone from using a tablet on their laptop to do some digital art but I think it has more to do
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with this this culture of extreme weakness and not actually with like these people are inherently
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in fact I actually think that there's a and I leaflet and you don't really fall into this
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category but i do think there is a relationship between someone being a really good vibe coder
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and someone being who someone who doesn't typically like to put maximum effort into
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absolutely everything you know those are the people who are really good at asking
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for another intelligence to do drug work for them instead of doing well i'll give you an example of
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a major technological challenge that leaflet saw leaflet not the ai leaflet so the reason why if
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people are wondering why i didn't immediately think to do it this way when i was putting it
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was one because leaflet said live 2d is what everyone uses so i was like okay let's try to
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make an industry professional standard but two what can you guess what is the biggest technical
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challenge of putting this together just creating each individual image oh wait of this gift this
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this png based system yeah capturing all the movements isn't that what you're saying no it's
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not capturing the movements it's that there's technology to already do that for vtubers the
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challenge is removing the background from every frame perfectly because if you don't remove it
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from every and background removers kind of suck like that's one of the biggest things that you
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have to do by hand in our live 2d system in some parts i could just never fully automate even with
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all of the best background grabbing systems so what leaflet does is she interjects make the
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background and then one of those color codes and then she just removes everything in that color
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code so it's like artificial green screening that is really clever that's elegant and simple
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so here i am trying to do what i can do to make this awesome and make it accessible to as many
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people as possible screw over as many riggers as possible screw over as many frankly of the artists
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like there are artists out there that are adapting they are the ones being like oh now i can make a
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neurosama now i can oh malcolm literally put out on this stream hey let's create an automated vtuber
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persona right like let's let's push the box with ai and create entirely new ways of doing things
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entirely new types of art you want to create an automated only fan model that reacts to fans in
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real time we can build that now okay like the stuff that we can build with this technology
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with the additions that we're making to it is genuinely astonishing i don't know how anyone
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isn't off their butts about this right now let's go over some other comments here because obviously
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some of them are pretty supportive i don't i don't like this to be a and i love people complaining
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about it and one person like right here is like it clearly is and it's the worst it's going to be
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the next version is going to be better and eventually the ai version will be severe
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superior to a to traditional live 2d so that yeah and i think an evolution of leaflet's system is
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what's going to beat live 2d gosh that'd be so great if she is the mother of the next generation
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of vtubing yes yes let's make that that please let that happen because this looks better to me
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it just looks better categorically yeah i i get uh so you're you're the person complaining about
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like it they're like kitten life 2d rigor i hate this there are hundreds of free vtuber models and
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assets out there made by artists you don't need and then as a vtuber who started with a zero
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dollar budget i think you're pathetic and leaflet's getting all these because she gets the repost if
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you go out there it looks like everyone's supporting her because you know the algo and
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everything like that but no she sees every one of these mean repos right now this is gross and
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literally spat in the face of artists everywhere who made customizable models cheap and pre-made
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models to use now if you actually try to use you from paying an artist to make a custom rig no one
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is stopping you and as people pointed out you can also have your custom art made for this
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no one's stopping that either i i point out with these free models that they're talking about
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they everyone who's ever used one so far that's ever gotten big ended up having a big legal
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dispute they are not actually free they are just a time bomb waiting to happen you should
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oh you mean so the people who like did the the rigging like illustrate no people make free
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models they say they're free then they high terms in them or change the terms later and
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sue the people who use them oh my gosh i love this one by the way in light of this i've decided
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to cost my customizable will be 30 usd i was already going to price it low for the market
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i want to show new vtubers that you can make it into the community without even 100 usd
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this is pitiful not gonna lie i i love they they could never build something like this
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but let's go over another response here that is actually doing well i love people are like
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lowering their prices already like the market's adapting and by the way just people wondering
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about some features that are going to come up with this talking with leaflet the next thing i want to
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do is translate this into japanese and spanish and then i'll translate it into the rest of the
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languages we support like german polish french etc but i mean the nerd community main reason i
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want to do it into spanish is just a mess with woke people because our community is so we have
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a very big spanish and portuguese speaking community actually probably portuguese too
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that's like big fans of the show because for people who unaware like latin america is very
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white ring in their social beliefs by the way and very nerdy brazil consumes i think it was
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as much manga as as we did a whole episode on it yeah yeah yeah yeah though if memory serves a lot
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of it had to do with like inexpensive licensing back in the 90s so it's just what that's part of
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but they're also just nerds yeah the part emerald apple says the part that warms my heart is all
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these quote-unquote artists and vtubers melting down over this is amazing the tool that lowers
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the barrier of entry into the space using ai they have been gatekeeping the space with expensive
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models or free models with endless tos restrictions and as soon as a viable competition arrives they
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all become hateful it was never about equitable voices in the vtuber space it was always about
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maintaining a comfortable hug box of agreeable opinions and personalities that rejected anyone
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with problematic opinions leaflet made an amazing tool and deserves recognition for helping to
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democratize content creation for anyone who wants it gatekeeping creativity behind artificial
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scarcity in a digital age with never going to work and i'm glad i'm seeing this barrier being
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broken technology always threatens those whose core business model depends on it being expensive
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time consuming and difficult for no reason no more drama with artists to yeah like if you tried to
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make the legal system easier you know he's gonna fight that lawyers it's soulless it lacks all of
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my extra time no more drama with artists who refuse to work with right-wing and base content
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readers and they literally will refuse to work with them or actively screw them over no more
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waitlist for riggers or even social permission to become a vtuber anyone can do it now and that's
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what threatens them and i also applaud leaflet for the courage to move up not just the courage
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she releases for free this this this this groundbreaking technology for free and that's
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why i decided to make this major change to the way our fab works because leaflet inspired me to be
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like look if you guys want to pay us to use our systems then you pay us to use our systems if you
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want to use an api because you're just too addicted you behave with an api okay we are here because i
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want to create a product that you can't help but want to give money to okay and if you are going
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to go out there and crash out that now because i know there's going to be a portion of the people
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that are like oh my god it has not safe for work searches and stuff on it i'm like yeah and it's
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got a big button on it that locks your account into safe for work mode okay if your kid gets
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one shot because we're not like literally the next check we're releasing is like a kid's tutoring app
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okay actually we're releasing it alongside this so it's going live at the same time it the internet
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anywhere the kid goes is going to have that content if they can't control themselves around it
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or don't know how to relate to it or you don't know how to lock an account out of it actually
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i'll put a i'll make my thing for the next day to put a password around that lock as well
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yeah for parents or whatever that would probably be a good idea just a thought well i mean i i can
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i can just add it right now so it'll be live with this latest update good okay yeah so just built
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that that's cool anyway jesus man do not rest and i've always been about this when everyone's like
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you're introducing kids are in the vtuber space if kids are in the vtuber space they're seeing
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not safe for work stuff okay yeah i'm gonna be honest guys if you are unaware of that well look
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what parents don't realize is literally we did a whole episode on this too drug traffickers and
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and criminal rings are using fortnite chat to recruit criminals like small children
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turn kids into terrorists yeah and explicitly because for them like what are they gonna get
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they're gonna go to juvie like they're they're cheaper crazy gullible so like your kid's not
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safe online you you have to annotate goes on our site they find out that not safe for work content
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exists oh so scary you know what happens on also like not to and this is like literally this is
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literally allowed in like discord okay yeah but this is going to be a super self-owned but i have
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attempt i've like gone into the not safe for work like chats and scenarios and i'm like
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hello i walk down the street nothing happens the point that she's trying to make is that a not safe
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for work scenario will not engage you in a not safe for work scenario unless you lean in in that
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direction and the point i was trying to make is that you can literally go to other websites
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and there are just forums for trans people who want to indoctrinate kids and that's just
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normal on discord that's just normal on reddit that is their stated reason detra and we have
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not safe for work material and you think that's bad like come on we're not trying to brainwash a
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kid into some weird sexual cult oh they're gonna be mad about our not safe for work aggregate
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search engine sure yeah that's true that's true i i tried that out i like searched dump truck and i
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searched cupcake and i will never see those i'm in just the same way again so yeah that's true
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that could spark yeah we're just so i mean i think that that makes us unfortunately a little
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too resistant to talking about sexual topics because like i say things on the leaflet stream
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and i'm like somebody's gonna clip that or whatever right like one of the things i was
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talking about on the latest one that's definitely as like you understand that in the future a lot
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of women are just gonna choose to present as extremely young because they can choose to right
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like we're already seeing this yes they're oh no and i pointed out rebecca from malcolm no
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literally girls are dressing that way and altering their face that way now and they have been for a
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long time how is this new this is not new yeah this is the history of makeup and styling
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malcolm and i think that people need to really differentiate between something being hot and
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something being something you want to sexually engage with and a leftist cannot make this
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differentiation like literally they can't like they they think if something is hot i must have
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to engage with it i mean this comes downstream of like the gay rights movement and everything like
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that if something turns me on i have to do it right whereas in all of human history we've had
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like grandparents be able to be like oh yeah you know like my grandkid is marrying an attractive
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person they're marrying someone who's hot that doesn't mean they want to bang them or have ever
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once thought about but like in this leftist mind space you're supposed to lie about things
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and i think also i think people historically were a lot more exposed to sex than you might think
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just like being around animals you would see it happen a lot plus like keep in mind malcolm
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people used to live in like one room houses it's like they understood that you don't just have sex
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with something or think about something sexually because it turns you on you don't sure to do it
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yeah you don't have to do whatever thing is right and i think that a leftist doesn't understand that
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and so they they the creepy leftist world but teaching kids from a young age don't engage with
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this stuff or you'll end up like these degenerate online wackos right who dedicate their entire
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lives to this nonsense and fall down into pits and end up just crashing burning and and we're
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seeing this over and over and over again i think that's why the left doesn't put up a fight anymore
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is because everyone in it crashed and burned to be the type of person that could get a job and
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not finish it for six years or a year or and this is regular in the space is astonishing
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yeah that's that's egregious like the amount of shame i would have with that like i don't think
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you or i could live with that well that's because these people live in a goon tornado right like
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if you look at like people like leaflet and me and i hope our fans ai has been like a k-hole of
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productivity like i'm here talking to you i get the thing from from leaflet i'm like oh i got a
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bunch of ideas to make it better and we don't care about any of these gates so we can blow
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through because you know what yeah sexy anime girls they draw people in so i'm gonna make sexy
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anime girls that's that's what people like that's what people watch it's true that is you know red
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says jessie i choose whatever vampire girl because i that it's pleasant on my eyes so it's probably
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pleasant on other people's eyes yeah i mean smart move for sure it's it's absolutely ridiculous
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where these spaces have become the way that they attack other people the way they make things up
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about other people and we're frankly done with it.
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don't you know that what leaflets think glazing AI?
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just decided to reveal themselves with this situation.
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hmm yeah yeah look i love it it's not all artists the ones yelling the loudest are
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mediocre and realize the first thing made interesting now something a glorified calculator
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can do yeah yeah a lot of people have been warning the artists that this is turning people off
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from the community this is like absolutely disgusting we need to like these people
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just out out out out leaflet is the very definition of a vtuber she's been doing it
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from the beginning she's one of the biggest vtubers she is a if you're leaflet is is
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astonishingly large like overall i think a lot of people don't realize how large she is on like
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an average stream she does like half asthma gold's numbers on average on twitch she's very very
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popular because she's very very endearing and genuine and what she shows you because this
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isn't even her job right like she did this for fun the degree to which releasing this for free
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mobs the haters is so cool it's it's such a like a fly ball play from our community i love it i
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love that we're building the chud tech world here which is also something i would remind fans if you
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have made something cool with ai or you have a neat ai thing out there and you want it put into
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like a chud tech site i'm gonna think of like aggregating all of our cool products to make like
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a big mirror and and then what i could do with the site actually is do a skybrow cinematic universe
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and chud tech and so we can also have like a ranking of all the best like skybrow cinematic
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universe projects so that you can find those and follow creators into it it'd be a lot of fun that
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could be a fun project yeah my chug tech in so we can start ranking the cool technology we're
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building that the wokes don't have i mean the reason i'm so excited to release this is because
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a lot of the tech that we have on rfab like the the thing that searches every not safe for work
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video or image database at the same time or every malware database or every torrent database without
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any ads i really want to see the people being like man i hate these people i hate everything
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they stand for but this technology is really genuinely pretty trill because from their
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position it is but do you have any i and and and to like the leaflets out there the people who are
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being attacked for this who are being emotionally affected by these attacks
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be so grateful these people don't have the tech we have and aren't using it in this cultural war
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because it has allowed us to mog them at every turn it has allowed the white house twitter feed
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to make funny ai videos yeah about trump right like we are able to mog them because they have
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castrated themselves and if they weren't castrated we wouldn't be winning this easily
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and and we are winning the culture war at this point right like this is just like awesome next
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we need to win the war wars you know get the automated drone swarms up and running we got some
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some some some some negative externalities out there in the world you know we gotta we gotta
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call up our partners in in tel aviv and be like hey hey there's some people around the world
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being kind of dicks let's take them out you ready for that that that's culture war part two part one
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we deal with these people yelling at us part two we say to the the well i mean i think both
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abroad and domestic like the anti-natalist cause the desire to eradicate humanity is
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repugnant okay i love this piece of ai art it's two artists looking disgusted this is such a spit
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in the face of artists who put all their time into drawing with a pencil and paper all electricity
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this uses do you know how to manufacture one of these thousands of liters of water
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think about the environment i guarantee you in terms of metabolism it takes your average artist
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literally hundreds of thousands of times no let's try to get an accurate number here
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yeah i'd say probably 50 000 times more i can say probably with more water and electricity
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more water and electricity to take a year on a commission than it takes an ai to do that
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commission even when they're not clearly taking too long and stuff like that and they're and
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during that time they'll like reopen their commissions this is a normal thing for artists
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to do oh yeah it's such an annoying move yeah that is who you should be canceling but you didn't
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cancel them and so when people turned against artists everyone was like well i mean i tried
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working with an artist it destroyed my company it destroyed my brand they screwed me over literally
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members of the community and care shit community teaching themselves to rig just to make her models
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now yeah this is and it's it's not this is not just a vtuber thing we know other stories of
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professional artists being screwed over not by like agents or galleries or other people which
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i'm sure happens to but literally by other artists that they have worked with to try to get their work
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out there who have turned on them literally extorted them for money so just because someone's
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an artist doesn't mean that they're somehow morally well they're also i mean artists are
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as i've said morally i i can i i can think of no other profession literally lower than lawyers in
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terms of i will screw you over rate like i have never and this is we ran an art commissioning
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business i have never seen a business where it was so considered normal to screw people over
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in ways that you would never think about in any other profession but because it's artists
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they're used to doing this yeah there's some normalized psychologically unhealthy behavior
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We even interviewed artists who were like, well, I've realized that I have to kind of
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look unstable or people won't pay as much for my art.
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And if you're an artist who's scared that now the entire world knows how to make art,
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The best artists we know actually are really excited about AI.
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They're using it to do more with their own work.
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And one, you probably are never going to expect to make money from your craft anyway,
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because you're an artist. But two, if you're lucky enough to make money from your art, AI is
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indispensable because it actually enables you to spend more time on your art and less time on
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everything else. Because to be a successful artist, you have to be an entrepreneur, a business
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manager, a marketer, a narrative spinner, a ton of other things. The typical artist gets to spend
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so little time on their actual art that it's not even funny. And AI changes that. So there's so
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little reason why anyone should be complaining about this kind of art. And actually, Malcolm,
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when you talk about the artists who are most likely to give us trouble when we ran the art
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commissioning platform, it was the artists who actually most resembled very early proto versions
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of AI, which is to say that they learned how to copy one style. They didn't actually have their
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own style or their own distinct style. They learned how to copy one style and they couldn't even do it
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very well. And they would sort of rigidly just do it again and again. And they're the ones that
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often flagged the most took the most time because in the end they didn't like their craft they
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didn't do art because they loved creating they did it's like oh i forget how anyone who loves
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creating is ecstatic about where we are totally yeah yeah and again i just cannot get this you
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stole artwork you stole every artistic style is the culmination of a cultural movement stealing
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from other people if you've ever any any style that you've ever done that was any style that
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you invented is stolen and ai can invent new styles if you don't believe me try it it's actually
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pretty good at it right and that's because ai is more creative than you and that's the gist of it
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what you were doing was never really that hard what you were doing was never really that impressive
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what you were doing was a task that you were gating and now that other people can do it
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and you go no i can tell ai i don't like ai and the studies say you're lying you can't tell ai
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and you don't like it less and in truth i haven't seen anything that the left has created that is
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as good or traditional artists have created that's as good as your standard skybrow cinematic
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universe video these days oh i can keep in mind i i see definitely like skybrows is very distinctive
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and recognizable both in the visual and audio art that he uses he is a really good example of an
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artist that uses ai to do a better to do more with their work i know just from listening to a song
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if a song is a skybrow song i know just from looking at the footage without even seeing the
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audio that's a skybrow song it's the same as holy ball holy ball is super distinct from skybrows
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leaflet is super distinct from each of them which is because their work is art and that's the thing
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so and that's i'm so excited about ai assisted human art human and ai intelligence moving hand
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oh yeah no but that's that's creating a whole new form of beauty and intelligence that i'm
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super excited for we're only seeing literally the worst version of it that will ever exist
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so things are going to get really good yeah remember hey i try to make somebody eating
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spaghetti it's terrible and now i can make like great people eating spaghetti well it was always
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will smith eating spaghetti don't forget so only only one person counts this is our this is our
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mooring point which is delightful yeah it was don p bongwater is the new one that i quite like
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his songs i wish he did more songs i don't i don't like his other content as much of the song
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look these it takes a lot of time and work very unique and distinct from the other two all this
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time i spent learning how to use you know put a pencil to paper do you have any idea how much time
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malcolm or leaflet is putting into making anything that they're like they are not malcolm
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the way he sleeps now is he will he will sleep and then like lift his head and wake up and then
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enter yeah i set an intermittent alarm so that i can sleep run ai for a long time then test the
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things i'm running it on then go back to sleep again it is preposterous but also i it's admirable
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if a little bit frustrating and worrying but the you know i've never seen anyone work harder and
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and that's i think that's well this is malcolm post ai i've never worked harder in my life than
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post ai because ai has allowed me to fall into a productivity k-hole like i'm just making everything
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i always wanted to exist making i wanted my kid to have a tutor right making it i want to create
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i i want to create a site that is everything a chud could want truly chud topia and i am so
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excited for that it is exciting yeah leaflet you're amazing don't stop don't listen to the
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haters because the haters are just trying to gatekeep they're you're literally they could
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choose not to use this anyone could choose not to use this the only people who are helped are
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the people who are gated from this community by bigots and that's what the rigors in this
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community are predominantly is just bigots they are prejudiced bigots who want to maintain
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authoritarian fascististic ideological control over this world this little world that they've
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invaded and infested and that has been broken and it's been increasingly broken not just by tech
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like this but by the vtubers who have not stepped back the nerd front of the right has broken
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through right like and we say it happened with kirsha first they tried to cancel her it didn't
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work the more people they try to cancel and it blows up in their face the better
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i agree it's awesome i'm sorry texas crying because he is trying to chew through well i mean
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i know we're about to deal with a cancellation where everyone's going to be shocked that we have
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just apps for tutoring next to not safe for work stuff oh yeah right i'm gonna be like
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fucking grow up man it's the internet that's what the internet is if you can't handle that
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your kids can't handle that if you can't it is it is a genuine problem if parents think that they
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they can put their kids on the internet and have them be safe i mean there are abundant controls
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now but whenever we do one of the parental control approaches with our kids like we go through the
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apps we we put the parental control ipad setup it's so cumbersome in some cases you just kind
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of stop using it entirely and you're like no we're just going to remove all the controls because
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nothing works right now that that is not it's and and it's either that or like your kid turns you
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know goes off to college or work or whatever it is that they do and they discover all this and
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they have no defenses for it but this is something everyone knows everyone who's not like some
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deontological buttwad look no no no this is a pervasively not understood thing so i've got to
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get the kids i love you so much and i will go make your dinner french fries and french fries
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sorry would you like yoza lasagna again tonight
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or some other mystery curry with sweet potato fries yeah sure yeah okay sweet i mean something
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small tonight i really don't want that much okay maybe just sweet potato fries and like sauce or
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something all right yeah okay that's my sauce you mean mystery curry because i'm so desperate to
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get some things out of the freezer but now if you open our silver freezer you will see
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one of the shelves is dedicated entirely to a rainbow of freezer pops which i believe will
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be quite refreshing to you in these hot summer days you are so nice i try to do what i can
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to ease your suffering all right what's a what's a funny way to start this one
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But the dog has to look out of his home to here, to the edge. Look.
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The dog is going to their visit now to visit them.
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Sorry Tyson, they get more squares, they need more squares, they need more of these squares
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Okay, you're going to break this, then the dog will have no home.
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You could have this piece. No, I made Torsten pieces, not Titan pieces.
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I was going to build a house for these guys, but I made more of those grass if I'm going to build it.
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All right, we'll build a solution together. Does that sound good?