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I think that transformation is difficult to appraise from within. In the future we’ll have a much more clear sense of how we feel about the invention of the aut
by Waterluvian 1y ago
I think that transformation is difficult to appraise from within. In the future we’ll have a much more clear sense of how we feel about the invention of the automobile.
I think that the calm, more disciplined take of “the sky is always falling, it’s never falling. There’s other, probably better ways to be creative” is the one.
Today my eight year old sat at the PC for hours using Scratch to make what was essentially a Flash animation. He had PS5 access, Switch access, iPad access. Nope. Wanted to bash his head against loops and timers for hours.
The craving to be creative is insatiable. It’ll continue to take on new forms.
With apologies to the farriers of today.
- brookst 1y agoThe tool is not the art. It never was. People who mistake the two always suffer. I empathize, but there is no way to change that reality.
- polio 1y agoYes, but how much of a market will there be for this kind of creation?
- Waterluvian 1y agoHow much of a market has there ever been for this kind of creation?
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