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  • If you study art history just a little bit, you will “see” that artists are mostly troubled spirits.

    Today we’re expecting artists to be role models, while a great majority seems to be comfortable with presidents being sociopathic conman pussy grabbers (), genocidal maniacs (Natenyahu) or whatever Putin is.

    Artists were often nourished by transgression. Most of them were (are) surviving as marginals and when they were (are) lucky to leave behind some of their works (instead of being forgotten completely) it’s not so that their lives can be judged by moral codes of whatever era some narrow mind can find their selves in.

    You’re lucky, if you find yourself in front of a Rodin sculpture to admire the work.

















  • This isn’t a random youtuber and his video isn’t clickbait. You not understanding why people are talking about him posting this video is not the same as these discussions being pointless or spam.

    for your generation maybe?

    You’re right, i can’t understand how someone can make a name by streaming himself playing games and then become a reliable source for browser comparisons or linux. I can’t understand why anybody would like to watch someone else playing a “video game” either, but there is a whole generation that grew up with that. I have streamer neighbors. It’s not only that i can’t understand, but i think of these activities as pathetic.

    let’s end this useless conversation here. You can keep talking about him all your life, i prefer to filter him.

    There was an interesting podcast about mr.Beast on the Guardian this week. I was never interested in his videos either, I remember reading his Wikipedia page some years ago to understand what he’s about. For me, they’re both negligible symptoms of something going really wrong. Their analysis may be interesting, they on the other hand are not.