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South Park is one of the most popular and critically acclaimed works of satire in recent history; when one thinks of “antagonism as socially productive”, Cartma
by riwsky 3y ago
South Park is one of the most popular and critically acclaimed works of satire in recent history; when one thinks of “antagonism as socially productive”, Cartman’s should be pretty high up on their list.
- dullcrisp 3y agoThe thing about satire is it isn’t meant to be instructional.
- taneq 3y agoWhat? Oh, do you mean ‘not meant to be directly emulated’? Because satire sure is instructional if done well.
- dullcrisp 3y agoYes that is what I meant. Maybe my usage of the word was a reach but my phone dictionary does seem to have both definitions. (In the US I’m more used to the word “instructive” for your definition.)
- bbor 3y agoI mean… Cartman is productive in that he is a funny character on a show I like, but I don’t think I’d pay very much for CartmanGPT
- dartos 3y agoIt’d make me giggle a little.
- muzani 3y agochallenge accepted: https://chat.openai.com/g/g-Re314rUEj-cartmangpt https://chat.openai.com/g/g-Re314rUEj-cartmangpt I'm actually quite amused with how dark the GPTs can go. And yet it stays in character when refusing to tell me to "kys".
- drcwpl 3y agoHa - funny :-)
- TeMPOraL 3y agoIn the United States. Socrates is known much better at least through the entire Anglo-European sphere of influence.