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There’s a dort of documentary that tries to show that. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Homo_Sapiens_(film)?wprov=sfla1

I made a post that could interest you:

Index of review websites and media https://lemmy.world/post/8864795

I mean one of these guys

A hot water bottle to stay warm in winter. Also a really good tip if you’re not poor.

Yes and also get a hot water bottle - thay direct heat is also just super cozy

That’s not a bad idea

I second the herbs - that’s a real healthy luxury that you can get for basically nothing.

It also broadens your horizon because you know how things work and what to look for in them quality-wise

A lot of times its even quicker than calling someone, making time and then having them work at your house.

Also spackling is the fucking best.

Get banana boxes from supermarkets - they’re like the sturdiest boxes ever. You can use some cardboard pieces to cover the ground hole

yeah, what the fuck is up with that?

Oh cool - can you share the name of that work/those works?

I actually meant less “encrypted” artworks, but more “regular” works, where you would wonder the artists intent or try see what feelings the artwork can offer and why it works.

Do you look at art and try to decode?

My 2c:

On projects over a certain revenue the AI could say how much it was influenced (trained on) by the respective copyrighted content and then royalties could go out to the people who own that content in percents.

My 4c:

There could be an intellectual property blockchain and everything that can be used to train an AI gets a token.

Again, I think all of this should only be mandatory for huge corporations, similar to how unreal engine is free under 1 million dollar earnings.

This could also be an interesting way to see how human made content makes its way through the “minds” of AIs.

Good cookware. Non toxic stuff and good knives.

A good backpack.

I looked a very long time after my backpack of 10 years broke and found one with a lifelong warranty that feels like I‘ll have it for at least 20 years.

Hell yeah