Electric_Druid

You’re asking when when The Rolling Stones, one of the most popular and successful bands for decades, sold out? Probably before most of us were alive.

Lovely! Thanks for sharing.

Hope she continues to improve!

I don’t hate AI. I hate technology that disenfranchises workers, even moreso when they make a living from their art as I do.

AI art bad

Nah, man

But if I say “100% of people who make sweeping generalizations with no room for nuance should get the death penalty” then I’m the bad guy

AI art bad

AI bad

I think it makes a huge difference- Shapiro is just one person. And to prove the point, look how much influence he, a young guy, is having on our political landscape. Not that they’re the perfect politicians, but look at how much support people like AOC and Tulsi Gabbard drum up. We need people that are energized and that can energize others.

Musician. Graduated college expecting to go into STEM but the work made me miserable. A little less financially stable now but I would trade that for my mental well-being 10 times out of 10.

Now we’re cookin’ with bonehurting juice, fellas

Hope you’re in a better place now, or at least working towards it.

Jazz is my favorite genre to play- this thinking sill applies but it’s a lot more abstract- even if there is heavy improv as is the style, it’s still musical patterns over repeating chord changes. Couple that with the subversion of expectation thing I mentioned elsewhere in this thread and it’s a winning formula if I’ve ever heard one.

Musician here. This is definitely true, BUT interest can also come from subversion of those expectations. Can be seen in prog music and math rock (subversion of musical forms), funk (subversion of rhythmic expectation with lots of upbeats and short notes), etc

Great channel, thanks for sharing

Thanks, Captain o7 o7 o7

Yes. We have to persist through the horrors, thats just how it is on this bitch of an earth

Not existing is neither bad nor good, existence is the experience of both good and bad things. Don’t only focus on the bad ones.

Thanks for the insight, Professor