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Author: Ayra Roshina Von Tech

AI basically shows us what matters most and what doesn’t matter as much as we thought

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I can’t count the number of times we’ve been told human work will be entirely replaced by AI. And this definitely rings true for anything analytical, mathematical, or text-based (writing, lawyering, accounting, coding, adjudicating, etc.). These are the first most automatable tasks that you can think of. The replacement theory is also increasingly true regarding graphic design, music and film. Yes, we still call it slop when we can see the obvious signs of artificially generated content. But that only happens if we care as much as to look in depth which 99% of humans don’t have time for. 

However, the blatant shortcomings of AI are things that, up until now, we haven’t really placed much value on, such as for example the very task for which there is a constant demand: cooking, putting food on the table. AI can’t prepare a meal. It can give you instructions and boss you around, but it can’t do much on its own. Not only that, it can’t grocery shop, and even less grow vegetables. We still have to do these things on our own or hire people (TFWs) to do these things for us. Then comes the task of cleaning and laundry, literally any basic manual labor that requires a human body to move around and do things is NOT automatable by the most advanced AI as we know them. 

In sum, AI can now make movies, but it can’t replace a hamburger flipper at McDonald’s. Yup

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Here is Michael Jackson as a Walmart cashier arguing with a customer over an expired coupon. There are thousands of Sora 2 featuring MJ vids on TikTok. I can’t say that it hasn’t been entertaining. So yeah, too bad for the movie industry. Now you have to tell your story in 10 seconds. 

@hardclips36

“we’re in october ma’am” 💔 #ai #sora #sora2 #michaeljackson #mj

♬ original sound – gaeahh

 

Ophelia

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I love this video and the way this was filmed. The costumes give me vibes from the 1920’s era, though some of the styling, hair and make-up is a shoutout to 60’s aesthetics and Liza Minelli. The song is also very good. It starts like Lana del Rey but it evolves from there. I don’t understand why people are complaining. I actually want to see more of this style. It suits the era we’re living in. 

Été indien, Indian Summer October 2025

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We had two beach days in October (30 celsius), blazing sun, and trees turning, multicolor leaves flying in the wind and mixing with the river. First time I see the light like this at this time of the year. 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

shot yesterday at Parc des rapides, Ile des hérons, Vague à Guy, and further west in Lasalle. The river is retreating further and I see more people swimming downstream, not just the surfers. But frankly, in spite of the heat, the water temp is beyond freezing. I don’t know how people don’t get hypothermia. I can’t take more than a dip. 

Big Bad Frog, and Good Girls, Just Dance 2026 Previews

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I was in such a good mood this morning due to my crazy epic dream that I decided to film three previews. 

I’ve had difficulty uploading Chichika for some reason, but it’s coming. My internet speed is at the slowest it has ever been. 

Update: Wifi, phone signal and data are on and off due to continuous protests in my area. I was informed that the police cuts off the signal to stop people from inciting violence online, but also they don’t like being filmed, so devices get temporarily bricked in protest perimeters. This further allows the police to crash and capture any drones people may be flying. 

I Was Made In a Lab (Wildest Dream Ever)

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I woke up from a very detailed dream in which I was working in some kind of engineering lab with other people, building and tweaking humanoid prototypes. My body as I know it here on Earth was lying in a glass container with closed eyes, as if asleep. I was clearly outside my physical body as I know it from this lifetime, and observing it, comparing results with some hieroglyphic notes that I somehow understood. This wasn’t a nightmare, but calm and focused work. I felt a lot of love and attachment for that body. We were testing a new skin and how reacts to environmental stress and pollution. When we’d see little cracks in the skin, we’d fix them right away and they would disappear. 

At some point, I turned my attention to the head and noticed there were a bundle of hairs sticking out from the side of the neck and I asked “Did anyone else see this?”, pointing to the anomaly on the neck and another researcher who in my dream was clearly a cousin of mine working on his own “body-suit body” replied “Yeah everyone did, we just didn’t know how to tell you. We thought you wanted it like that” and I was like “No, not at all, when did that happen, I’ll fix it right away” and proceeded to scribble down some hieroglyphs into a thin-air interactive pad. And the anomaly was fixed and I woke up. 

So now, I’m left with another gazillion questions on the nature of reality. I want to go back to that lab, because for all I know the other colleagues in the lab were also humanoids but I can’t describe what we looked like. I just knew who we were and I recognized the prototype bodies to be the ones from the 5 sense 3d reality we’re currently in.

I have to go back there. But this dream already gave me a ton of information I’ll keep processing in real time. Is it possible that all we all have created ourselves in order to test something? There seems to be some experimental intent behind all existence, indeed. If our bodies here are like vehicles in is some kind of virtual reality, are we continuously working on them and tweaking them to regenerate according to our intent, or is this dream a memory, or a pure hallucination? But why? WHY?

Who the hell are we? What are we doing here? I want to go back to the lab.

All night I’ll riot with you – Physical, August Takes (29s)

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as the title indicates, this was shot in August, some of the first shots in this ridiculous leotard, and we can also clearly see the Xbox One cardboard box that since then was soaked and recycled. Every time I see it in the footage, I get some weird nostalgia. 

Mélange des genres

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Film super captivant et très proche de la réalité. Le film explore les préjugés des policiers à l’égard des survivantes de violences basées sur le genre, ainsi que la démonisation de tout collectif féminin, les trips d’infiltration des policiers et l’amour des mises en scènes et la création de couvertures convaincantes (incluant des pages de sites web anti-datées), la corruption au sein de la police, l’attitude cavalière envers les survivantes et le désir de criminaliser les contacts et groupes de support de toute survivante qui a efficacement réglé un problème en tuant un abuseur.  La policière essaie par tout moyen de trouver une preuve quelconque de complicité incriminant le collectif, mais sa couverture commence à s’estomper… 

en plus, c’est une comédie. C’est drôle par moments. 

https://www.allocine.fr/film/fichefilm_gen_cfilm=326595.html

Circus Extreme, Dip and Floor Moves (21 seconds)

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AI told me not to use the term “death drop”, because this move is not a proper death drop, but a simple dip. A death drop would imply prior spiraling and slamming down as hard as possible. The first time I learned a proper dip was for Vogue by Madonna (a year ago) in high heels, so now it was a breeze. I’ll dig out the vogue video, but I remember it wasn’t obvious to sit on a stiletto heel, so I had to contort my foot to the side. So, preferred terms would be soft dip or hard dip. This is a soft dip. 

here is a full clarification, apparently it is the same thing. Btw, I always touch my head to the floor. I don’t get the idea of giving an “illusion” that it touches. In the Circus routine it is a full body level dip. Dip it is.