• Annoyed_🦀 @lemmy.zip
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    1 month ago

    “personalised music” is like hearing my own opinion 24/7, sooner or later it will become an echo chamber. It’s like create someone who can relate to you, it’s unhealthy.

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      1 month ago

      But that’s what these AI bros want. Personal growth? Being challenged? That’s for plebs, real alphas only have yes-men and endless platitudes

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        1 month ago

        What I think of whenever anyone goes on about claiming or behaving like they’re some “real peak alpha male”:

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        These tech bros know it and they sure try hard to compensate by flooding the zone with slop…

  • John@leminal.space
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    1 month ago

    If you are treating all music like stock music or background noise, essentially a commodity that earns royalties, this applies.

    But once you are even remotely interested in engaging with it as an artform the whole thing just falls apart, since there is nothing artistic, nothing intellectually challenging. Friction from being confronted with another sentient beings outlook on life is what makes most music worth listening to. It’s an artifact of the human experience.

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    Infinite personalized happiness is narcotics injected straight into your bloodstream. Personalized happiness is the trivial null solution of multiplying by zero to solve an equation. It is achieving thermodynamic equilibrium indistinguishable from a static cold dead rock. The more interesting feat is achieving a dynamic happiness and harmonic responsive to the comings and goings of diverse and varied travelers, none of whom are guaranteed to be safe, and for that, are made all the more interesting.