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#Intellectual rigor
phrawger · 1 year
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daguerreotyping · 1 year
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Daguerreotype of a stylishly dressed young man with a poetical air about him, circa 1850
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coraniaid · 8 months
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Of course, my blorbo is fundamentally good and only does out-of-character bad things every second episode because of the evil writers who hate them, but that horrible disgusting character you like is an irredeemable heartless monster because of all the very real bad things they canonically did in canon.
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presumenothing · 1 month
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rad-talkin-wolfthorn · 5 months
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I've watched a couple James Somerton videos because they were about topics of interest to me but I stopped pretty early because I found him painfully dull as a commentator, and a lot of the channels being condemned in the video gave me deja vu of other C-list YouTubers that really wouldn't stick with me despite making content about my interests.
I think one effect of being a serial plagiarist is that your content doesn't really have a coherent authorial voice, and as a result it's slanted towards mediocrity by design. I'll admit this sounds a bit like the toupee fallacy, but I'm also describing a pretty real causal link if plagiarism is a pattern for any creative.
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ereh-emanresu-tresni · 7 months
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i think the way people latch on political dogma IS similar to how people traditionally latched onto religious dogma to provide them with community and identity and a guideline on how to live and be a good person but you can’t call it social justice because a) it’s not social justice, merely a facsimile of it; b) people get defensive and immediately start going ummm excuse me for wanting basic rights for people blah blah (lol); and c) this is not an issue specific to the performative left but is seen across the ideological spectrum. to pretend that the dogma of social media and social media-informed political spaces is actually just how political movements are is legitimately laughable
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vhagarswattle · 8 months
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cassandra clare is a hack and i would love to know if, in the alternate universe where her books are published under her birth name rather than her fanfic penname, she gets the same sales. I don't think the hp fanfic community really drives that many sales but at the same time it's insane that she published under that name... evidently the decision was that it would be more advantageous to use that name than detrimental due to her plagiarism. while i'm on the subject, ripping of other works wholesale to make your fanfic seem wittier and better written is one of the most pathetic things I've ever heard of. you're already ripping off some author's complete world building, and you have steal other people's verbatim writing too??? hack!!!
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stickthisbig · 2 years
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Tumblr is like the great intellectual movements in that everyone is ready to fight 37 hours a day and they overlap and recapitulate in weird ways. You're like "here's my piece On Duchamp, its purpose is to underline the systematic inequality of the production of Western art by being a literal shitpost" and someone with a banner climbs in the window like "actually you're promoting impure behavior by acknowledging waste" and somebody else runs in and shouts BEHOLD, AN ASSBUTT and lobs a Supernatural gif at you
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homophyte · 1 year
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well i finished reading the de-loused story booklet
#the mars volta#jesus fucking christ that ending is bleak#idk if anyone else came away with that impression but#the whole of it is so out there that the final piece just...dragging your forcibly into#remembering that its abt a real persons real suicide is just really heartbreaking#i think it is a worthwhile question to ask like. does deloused (story and album)#work as a memorial to julio venegas#does it memorialize. does it do so in a way thats befitting#and honestly i went into reading it thinking 'no' but ive come away with a different impression#theres nuance in it but the gut punch of how barebones the last part is compared to the rest imo make a commentary on them#on the need to like. commodify death into something eclectic and enjoyable and intellectually stimulating and sufficiently weird#but then in the end its just a death. its a very painfully real death.#you dont get 'resolution' on what happens when he 'goes back' because theres no such thing. he dies#and then like....taking that in concert with ambuletz? as a piece separate from the album but functioning as its closer? whoof#its distressing and sad and real in ways i hadnt thought it attribute to the album itself before#and it kinda makes it all the more sad that the selling point of the album is 'morphine and rat poison'#that very knee jerk morbid fascination is exactly what it winds up critiquing#even as some of the earlier parts perpetuate it by being graphic in certain ways and like. trying to hook you on those points#idk its interesting im glad i read it. i may yet again#frances remains my main interest and im glad for it bc i think to a certain extent tearing into deloused with that kind of zealous rigor#is disrespectful to the very dead it seeks to show respect#uhm anyway back to being normal
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judasvibe · 1 year
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im not pulling my opinions out of my ass either btw. i have been surrounded by many people who went from a STEM field to humanities, or the other way around, and everything they've told me has formed my opinions on this.
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Actually hitting me for real that I'm not going to school in the fall
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golgafrincham · 4 months
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Provided feedback to a colleague on a report a few weeks back and she sent me the latest version and it incorporates basically nothing I suggested aside from settling on one term vs. vacillating between two terms for the same concept. Despite her saying I had a lot of good points and she wanted to talk it over. Welp. On my way out the door for a few weeks so. Whatevs.
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kidsinnowadays · 8 months
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elainemorisi · 9 months
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"I realize this is for a public readership but I will not treat people like they are fucking stupid", or, Remarks Made Upon Reviewing The Proposed Copyedits
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