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Countdown until inaccurate AI images start appearing in American school textbooks because some shits in Texas wanted to save a few bucks on stock art
https://www.bbc.com/news/world-middle-east-41363156
Everything old is new again
Mhmm... Good relations with the Saudis, I have
Why did you do 9/11, I am asking? hehehe
Mmmm... a 40, I drank. With hatred for the Amerikkkan empire, I was filled. Bad decisions that year, I made
Yoda doing more praxis than the rebels combined.
Yoda getting blackout drunk off a single mixed drink and blowing up the death star while wearing a tie on his head like a ninja turtle and continuing to fight even after being thrown into the paddywagon.
Padawagon
If you fall off the padawagon you just gotta get right back on
[The Artist] said he included Yoda in the photo of King Faisal - who was then serving as his father Ibn Saud's foreign envoy - because they were both "wise, strong and always calm".
Bro had to pull out some his bullshit to survive the black GMC like some 10th century Arab poet
black GMC?
Saudi secret police drive them, basically if you see one outside your home you gotta watch your tone before you watch your life.
Still more accurate than US textbooks
In the future—not the distant future, but ten years, five—people will remember the internet as a brief dumb enthusiasm, like phrenology or the dirigible. They might still use computer networks to send an email or manage their bank accounts, but those networks will not be where culture or politics happens. The idea of spending all day online will seem as ridiculous as sitting down in front of a nice fire to read the phone book. Soon, people will find it incredible that for several decades all our art was obsessed with digital computers: all those novels and films and exhibitions about tin cans that make beeping noises, handy if you need to multiply two big numbers together, but so lifeless, so sexless, so grey synthetic glassy bugeyed spreadsheet plastic drab. And all your smug chortling over the people who failed to predict our internetty present—if anyone remembers it, it’ll be with exactly the same laugh.
https://samkriss.substack.com/p/the-internet-is-already-over?utm_source=profile&utm_medium=reader2