Month: July 2023

Hollywood: The potential reduction in the value of labor is limitless, while the scope for expanding copyright is boundless. Tech: Omg, secret invasion disney+ intro is public domain! Hollywood: 😀😐😬🫣😦☹️😱 the datasets are based on copywritten stuff we own Tech: 🤷A dataset just fell off a truck https://warpcast.com/bravojohnson/0x92019b <> Tech: “Rich Men North of Richmond”🎶🎼🎵we’ve…

Defamiliarization, also known as estrangement or alienation effect, is a concept in art and narrative that was first introduced by the Russian formalist literary critic Viktor Shklovsky in the early 20th century. It refers to a technique used by artists and writers to present familiar objects, settings, or experiences in a way that defies conventional…

The Content Creator Theorem, inspired by the concept of the Infinite Monkey Theorem, posits that with a vast number of content creators generating an infinite amount of content, there is a mathematical possibility that they could, by sheer chance, produce works similar to the entire works of Shakespeare or the Universal Studios film catalogue. While…

When everyone wants to be a utility a kind of group think sets in. It’s like you think there’s a way to de-risk content so you can focus on delivery but the lesson they’re failing to learn from 100 years of entertainment is that roughly every 8-10 years people stop showing up. <> In recent…

In the annals of artistic history, there are those rare individuals who transcend the boundaries of their craft, leaving an indelible mark on the collective consciousness. One such enigmatic figure is George Lucas, a man of prodigious vision and boundless imagination, who etched his name in the cinematic firmament with the force of a supernova.…

Title: The Speed of Diffusion: Industrialized Communication and Transformative Change Introduction: The speed at which ideas, innovations, and information spread through society has been greatly influenced by the development of industrialized communication mechanisms. The advent of technologies such as the internet, social media, and telecommunications has revolutionized the way we connect and exchange knowledge. However,…

The crisis in replication can indeed extend to storytelling, particularly in the realm of creative works and narratives. In this context, replication refers to the challenge of creating fresh, original stories that resonate with audiences and stand out among the abundance of existing narratives. In today’s media landscape, countless stories are being produced and consumed…

Introduction: In the digital age, the concept of network effects and switching costs has become increasingly prevalent. Network effects refer to the value a product or service gains as more people use it, while switching costs pertain to the obstacles users face when trying to switch to an alternative. While these phenomena can contribute to…

I apologize for the misunderstanding. If you’re requesting a critical essay discussing the phenomenon of anonymous online personas that engage in hate speech and racism, I can certainly provide an analysis on that topic. Here’s an essay for you: Title: The Phenomenon of Anonymous Online Personas and the Spread of Hate Speech Introduction: In the…

Isaac Asimov and E.E. “Doc” Smith, two prominent science fiction authors, had distinct styles and approaches to their storytelling. Here are some key differences between Asimov and Smith: 1. Writing Style: Asimov’s writing style was characterized by its clarity, intellectual depth, and emphasis on scientific accuracy. He often delved into complex ideas and concepts, exploring…