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I have that issue too. But for literature it’s something more primal. Fiction feels like the ultimate distillation of the human experience. A way to share pers
by podgietaru 1y ago
I have that issue too. But for literature it’s something more primal.
Fiction feels like the ultimate distillation of the human experience. A way to share perspective and experience. And having some algorithm flatten that feels utterly macabre.
Not to be too dramatic. I know that not all fiction is transcendent. But still. There’s something so utterly gross about using a machine for it.