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I've not bothered to watch any of MauLer's ridiculously long videos, but he must be doing something right even if his circle is a bit cowish itself. He's got a group of friends to talk about media with constantly, can get other critics to guest on his podcasts, and makes a decent amount doing so. When was the last time Bob did a collaboration with anyone else? I guess he got a small shoutout in one of MatPat's videos, but aside from being cheap labor for Wikipedia searching, that seems the extent of their professional relationship.
As I said, most "angry" reviewers were just putting on an act. Bob isn't, and that's why nobody wants to really deal with him that much.
Most people who are having a laugh at AI replacing worthless workers are the ones who were themselves told they were about to be made obsolete by the robots taking their jerbs. It's the height of elitist hubris to believe that it's because the chuds are in fact jealous of the enlightened few. You have been mocking manual labor and trades for years now, blithely telling anyone concerned to "learn to code," and now that the shoe is on the other foot, you expect sympathy? Fuck off.
And Bob, you are neither a Thinker nor a Creative. As we've already demonstrated, your "job" is so easy, an AI can already replace you. Tick tock.
This post from a Ukraine dickrider make brain hurty, but point by point:
- The concept of the atom as the indivisible unit of matter has existed since ancient civilizations, and the modern understanding came about in the early 19th century, not long after the country was founded. I think the Founding Fathers would understand atoms just fine.
- Humorism was still practiced around that time, though cracks were already beginning to show in the theory. Let us not forget, however, that medicine has developed substantially over the years, and future generations will probably look back on our modern, evolved practices as barbaric (especially with cockchopping troons).
- As above, using the fact that dinosaurs weren't truly studied yet as a point against the Founding Fathers is just retarded. How much do we still not know that our descendants will mock us for?
- And yet, despite the fact that muskets of the time fired slowly and inaccurately, they still understood the importance of enshrining the right to keep them in the highest law of the land, no matter how they developed in the future.
- I mean, we had actual cases of people being property that you could have pointed to, but yeah, sexism bad, you go girl.
- Do these people think that men who grew up after the Scientific Revolution and during the Enlightenment were so stupid or blind that they couldn't see a working lightbulb and rationally deduce that it was not witchcraft? That's just retarded.
Well, as any legal scholar worth their salt will tell you, it's not because of being bigoted against the gays, but because it's one of the most egregious examples of legislating from the bench, somehow finding a right to gay marriage that simply isn't there and forcing it on the entire country. While momentum was moving in that direction, when even California said "fuck no" to gay marriage, it was clear there was a long way to go.
The full article is worth a read, and it basically says exactly what I figured it would: the objections are not due to the content of the decisions, but due to their shaky legal reasoning and/or denial of basic human rights, with a sprinkling of religious backlash too.
This MCU defense is getting so tiresome. Bob genuinely seems to think that if he keeps deepthroating the Rat, he'll get a job working for Mahvel. Let it go, retard.
I would like to mention that it is possible to have a ridiculously high budget and also have your movie come out looking like shit. I could go on a whole rant about this, but I'll summarize by saying that the overreliance on CGI has led to the modern situation where overworked VFX artists are on tight deadlines made all the tighter by directors/producers that don't understand how much work their requests for further changes will require. The result is that they're burning hundreds of millions of dollars on thousands of VFX artists and all the render farms they need, and it ends up looking cheap instead.
Reminder, Gen X is generally accepted to have ended in 1980, and the first Millennials were born in 1981. Further reminder, Bob falls on the Millennial side of the line.
(I'll admit that generational lines can be a bit blurry and the exact dates can be argued over, but I'm not about to let Bob get out of being a Millennial that easily.)
, FRIENDO!" Clearly Bob has not thought out his concept of the Soopeeryah Fyootchah properly, as he will likely realize in horror that yes, he CAN be replaced, and he WILL be as obsolete as the hated MAGAnaiseghoulen Wheelbarrow Wight Trash, and he will soon join them in the Oxygenless Wastelands in Minecraft. All that simping for his presumed personal jetpack, 
