The author said AI could generate songs like Eric Clapton’s “Tears in Heaven,” written after the loss of his son, and Billy Corgan’s “Disarm,” based on his difficult relationship with his parents. But the author argued that AI could not explain why it had created the music or what it had felt while doing so.
The author said they had come across a speech by Brandon Sanderson about whether AI could make art. Sanderson argued that AI could write a novel or create a painting, but that the process of writing a novel was the art, concluding: “We are the art.”
The author cited Suvvz’s account of Janusz Korczak, a Polish Jew, staging Tagore’s play *The Post Office* with children from an orphanage in a ghetto during the Second World War. The post said that Korczak and the children were later taken to a concentration camp and murdered by Germans. https://t.co/mkXcCGFZ9T #WWII #Holocaust #Childhood #PL #DE
The author of the entry suggested an analogy between Russia and the United States, indicating that states that see themselves as powers may increase the hiring of mercenaries when they misjudge the situation and become stuck in a long conflict. He cited the USA in Iraq and Afghanistan and Russia in Ukraine as examples. #konflikt #najemnicy #Rosja #US #RU (translated)
The author wrote that Seabrook had drawn parallels between the textile industry in 18th-century India, 19th-century England and 20th- and 21st-century Bangladesh, arguing that the work was less a history of the industry than an account of the persistent abuse of its workers. #TextileHistory #LaborRights #SocialJustice #IN #GB #BD
The author wrote that the family of Navi Pillay in one generation went from working in sugar cane fields to winning the Nobel Prize, noting that this generation spanned an entire century. #NaviPillay #rodzina #noblista #PL (translated)
The post’s author said they had enjoyed Fred Pearce’s *When the Rivers Run Dry*, describing it as a book about shrinking water resources and their effect on relations between states. They said it also covered problems involving large dams, techniques for salvaging or recycling water, and India. https://t.co/BvOntbTEL6 #WaterCrisis #Sustainability #India #IN
The author wrote that the September 2026 issue of the "Indian Monitor" addressed the topic of dams and the multilateral foreign policy of New Delhi. He stated that the Prime Minister of Pakistan threatened to regard India's detention of Indus waters as an act of war, and China was building a dam, which he described as the largest in the world and harmful to India. #Indie #Pakistan #polityka #IN #PK #CN (translated)
How do I know that the British changed the cipher because Governor Morlington complained about the earlier cipher being too simple? Because I found his complaint. Here is Morlington's letter, dated September 4, 1798, where he complains about the old cipher (while writing in it). https://t.co/z6yc75x7wt #History #Cipher #Archives #GB
Jeden z głównych duchownych Arabii Saudyjskiej odrzucał teorię kopernikańską. Jeden z członków saudyjskiej rodziny królewskiej poleciał jednak w amerykańskim promie na orbitę, wrócił i powiedział duchownemu, że Ziemia rzeczywiście kręci się wokół Słońca. Źródło: ,,Blood and Oil" https://t.co/7UrpFtFISN #ArabiaSaudyjska #teoriaKopernika #astronauta #SA #US
The conclusion of the book is contained in its title: the ruling party treats Singapore like one would treat an air-conditioned room. They try to regulate the country down to a single degree: regulate the level of political liberty, of immigration, of balance between communities. #Singapore #PoliticalLiberty #Regulation #SG
The most shocking bit is when Flannery is asked by a woman to help her escape from her abusive husband. The author refuses, arguing that her husband had been abducted as a child too. There had been many abductions in New Guinea, he argues, so it's hard to untangle this morally. #MoralDilemma #AbuseSurvivors #NewGuineaStories #PG #AU
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