Hell yea! Utsu-p is up on my list for sure, and I do like a lot of Kasane Teto covers and originals
RedCanasta
joined 2 years ago
Just want to drop this here because of how ridiculous these entertainment cartels can be:
https://www.pcgamesn.com/eu-commission-piracy-report
Piracy aides in creating sales.
Up to 3% more for movies in theaters: https://hbr.org/2020/10/the-digital-piracy-dilemma
Man-Spider
Agree 100% and I've been seeing this "debate" in other instances and communities recently
Piracy is moral and ethical. Small businesses are not the targets. I would download a car, I would download a better life if I could
That is awesome! I should take my camera out and try to snag a pic
Agreed, it doesn't have to be the way it is
I found my path after university. I worked in the library bc it was a great and easy gig since I liked books, but took a year after to figure out if it was right for me. Now I'm going on to be a librarian!
Can you tell me about your inspiration for drawing this? I love it!
This sounds great but is this part of the reason for so many developed and over-developed countries to not want to pay outright to help the global south?
Wiping away debts instead of giving actual aid? I mean Cape Verde's contribution to global pollution is negligible compared to Portugal, but at least it's a step in the right direction, however sideways it is.
Almost every comment I've seen sees the future as hopeless and I'm going to largely chalk that up to the postmodernism/realism consciousness in our society at this time period.
I think the future will be a utopia, and there isn't a long term (I mean centuries or millenia long developments) reason to think otherwise. The idea of utopia has pushed civilization to confront power structures and create new ones, to rethink what was impossible, too difficult to accomplish, etc. The many rights, freedoms, and ideas that many around the world take for granted today began as people envisioning a utopia and trying to make it happen. These ideas can't be done away with as Alexis De Tocqueville saw.
Right now there are problems for sure, and I personally think liberty and egality are only a parody of utopia at this point, but that'll change over a long time.
Human civilization is only 6000 years old! We're still working with the brain of primitive humans, and we aren't even toddlers yet in the grand lifespan of Earth. I think people tend to forget that sometimes.
We'll get to a better place, and our consciousness is always changing to confront the problems we face today (biosphere collapse, resource hoarding, infighting, etc).
Democracy took centuries to develop coherently, and even then it failed MANY times at first. But look at it now.
Cruise ships AND cars are bad.