funniest thing @sama could do is have codex produce a working theranos machine

that quavo-takeoff orange room AI trend has the fastest “cringe upon arrival” timeline I’ve ever witnessed

I wonder if the approach will be to make the band contain the actual brains / sensors, and then the display would just some kind of detachable module or do they just get rid of the display all together, and treat it as an "air" part of the lineup?

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Notice how Ticketmaster is getting away right now without massive pressure to boycott. They refunded everyone whose feelings were hurt by Macklemore’s humanity. Let’s cut their breath short and drop the hammer on their business.

And this is the bigger picture people need to lock in and keep in mind. This is not just about Ed Sheeran or Macklemore. Censorship is getting dangerous by the elite.

like the ppl are so close to realizing where their anger should really be directed in the grand scheme of things… the stadium owners are lowkey sitting back reveling that ed is getting all the attention for their action

now i’m getting frustrated thinking no one else is catching on to this. it doesn’t make sense to “cancel” ed sheeran, but then still go to Gillette Stadium for ur favs next tour. we should be cancelling kraft group 🤦🏾‍♀️🤦🏾‍♀️🤦🏾‍♀️🤦🏾‍♀️

I’ll take care of his fine

FINNEAS has withdrawn from Ed Sheeran’s tour in solidarity with Palestine and Macklemore: “Artists must not be silenced when they speak up for the oppressed. I have decided to withdraw from my upcoming tour dates with Ed Sheeran. I stand with Palestine and its people.”

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In 2023, Mast showed up in the House of Representatives wearing an IDF uniform. It’s hard to imagine any of them hesitating before sending more free bombs to Israel. Only public outrage can stop this.

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Kraft feeling compelled to release a statement like this is a good temperature check on just how far the I/P consensus has shifted

to boil it down to "Robert Kraft called the stadium owner, and the stadium owner likes Ye more than Ed Sheeran" is retarded (excuse my language). what actually happened is Robert's team likely went after every single aspect of what builds up the "tour" for a big label artist. from the providers of AV equipment, to the concession stand owners, and formed a checkmate environment from which Ed Sheeran either had to comply with demands, or instantly end the tour (if you have no lights, sound, venue, food, PR, hotels, funds, etc.. you have no tour). so no, this isn't stadium owners playing favorites. it's just the fact that Ed Sheeran had the same setup that Ye had many years ago, where things can indeed get pulled with one call, because he doesn't own any of it. and if things get pulled, you're not replacing it on the road, unless you live in fantasyland. Ed doesn't have the pull to recover from losing all of that. It literally and metaphorically cost Ye billions to get back to this point, you should not expect to see a comeback like that very often.

Damn I’m in such a tough spot. I really want to say that it’s wrong to kill children but I don’t want to upset my agent Josh Childkiller

lmao at the thought that there's people out there genuinely scared of a computer. if AI nukes cyberspace will it suck? yes. will we all die? no. we've been through worse as a species, and have embarked on riskier shit, have some chutzpah brother.

Killed it on company slack lads