You may have heard the term “reinventing the wheel” used in the business world from time to time. It is a term that has a slightly derogatory connotation, as it refers to trying to re-invent the wheel, a technology that has already been solved.

Through various trials and errors, Ninny’s project is currently divided into three broad categories. By adding these three elements together, the “Ninny Offenbach” content emerges. What it is: a novel, illustrations, and NFT. The novel is where we list basic information such as her story, characteristics, and gate location. The novel functions like a database, and the illustrations embody it. The illustration here is not an animation described on a two-dimensional plane, which is peculiar to Japan, but “a portrait of a person extended to a three-dimensional space as well.

With the evolution of technology, it has become easier to describe them in the three-dimensional space known as the metaverse, and it is expected that more realistic experiences will be possible in the fictional world in the future.

And the third is with NFT, which we believe can be used to show where Ninny is located. Content is content only when it is on the ground, not in the air. When you buy real estate, you also do a preview, and you don’t just agree to it in your imagination.

Now there are various public segments such as medical, educational, and government institutions that are making various moves around this NFT and intend to cover the digital world in earnest to the modern earth.

Let’s look at the challenges and other issues.

Metaverse and Mirror World are also part of that attempt, and the Ninny project intends to participate in it. However, at the moment there are several problems with this project.

The first is the lack of content. American movies, Kpop, animation culture, etc. have vast resources of content as the basis for why they are supported. They are supported by the absolute volume of content that is supplied to them daily, and without them, we would have to say that they are on a very perilous path. However, it is obvious from looking at Ninny that this looks like a Marvel heroine or a sexy enemy character, and there are only snippets of novel content.

Naruto and Toy Story are not so much nothing as snippets, and while things like Cthulhu Mythos and the SCP Foundation are “nothing,” they are strong personalities and memorable.

Second is the lack of a platform. This raises the bar a bit, but also includes similarities with the first. It is the lack of a system that is not a linear supply of content, such as the so-called Disneyland or game titles.

I am running content called Ninny, but it is my personal opinion that this will remain a tired experiment. If she vows not to do so, I do not believe she should be allowed to remain on Instagram, Twitter, or any other web medium.

Areas that can be hyperactive as far as I can think of are VR, AR, space, etc. In other words, it would be “virtual space and outer space. We might be able to build Ninny or some other object in these two time-spaces and attract someone’s attention.

But what do we do with the attention? Simply presenting an attractive appearance is not going to get you anywhere. We believe that you need other motivators to be ambitious.

But doing so may require some denial of Ninny as an image.

In the former case, we would need to consider whether it would be better to make it a platform with a secondary creation built into its base, like Minecraft or Roblox, for example, or whether it would be better to make it perceived as part of a world that allows for API integration.

In the former case, we need to create a base infrastructure. It can be anything. For example, you could cross AR and space and spatially anchor NFT to a geographic information system, or you could create a platform that allows the creation of a novel world from scratch.

In the latter case, it could be solely an extension of the NFT Collective, where all the fragments that make Ninny difficult are encrusted like a jigsaw puzzle and enjoyed by collecting them. Of course, all those snippets are NFT.

However, while these methods may be novel, they seem to be done by anyone. However, if you are going to do it for business, you might not want to be overconfident about your ideas.

I recently saw a puzzle game on Steam that takes into account a 4-dimensional world, and I can say that such an idea is possible. However, including natural phenomena in the content may expand the idea in other directions, and ultimately make Ninny unnecessary.

It is not Ninny that comes to light.

The two problems that stand in the way are the quantity of content and the place to operate it. Without resolving these issues, it will be difficult to face any further scale in this project. Again, this is really an experiment, a sort of “tutorial to the new” if you will.

A tutorial to newness could be described as trying out different tools.

This Medium post is just one part of the experiment, but of course there has to be an action somewhere that switches from the introduction to the main argument. This is a difficult interpretation, but the difference between the introduction and the main article is not that clear-cut, and it is largely a matter of preparedness.

There is no clear model for the existence of Ninny, and it might be better to say that it is a blurry picture, like the uncertainty principle. What it was 30 seconds ago and what it will be 30 seconds from now may appear to be the same content, but the details are different. And what will ultimately emerge will be the creator’s philosophy of what he or she will do with them.

This idea could be learned in the same way from the thoughts and habits of centenarians. The best way to achieve one’s goals is to correctly view the process of achieving them.

The secret to longevity is “nothing in particular.”

People who have lived to be 100 years old, or to have lived for a century, are sometimes referred to as “centenarians” because they have transcended the boundaries of old age. Those who live to be over 110 years old are called “super-centenarians,” a name that has the opposite effect of making one feel young again.

The United States has the largest number of centenarians with over 100,000, followed by Japan with about 80,000. China, Malaysia, India, Thailand, and France follow.

Malaysia is first with 134 centenarians per 100,000 population, followed by Japan with 68 and Portugal with 48. Surprisingly, the U.S. has the highest centenarian population in the world, contrary to the impression that eating habits were a problem.

In our previous article introducing the “Blue Zones,” we took a close look at the lifestyles of the long-lived people living there and their dietary habits. When we consider the habits of the Centenarians, we know that they have very similar characteristics to those living in the Blue Zones.

However, while in the last issue we introduced some aspects of diet in the context of “eat 00, don’t eat 00,” this is not quite the case when it comes to Centenarians.

Perhaps the idea that living in the blue zone is healthy is a bit off. Centenarians are known to eat the way they like when it comes to food.

It seems that their longevity is not due to what they eat, but to how much they eat, and it is very important to maintain a normal body structure from a young age and to stop at eight portions of food.

And we know that they exercise daily, as do people in the Blue Zone, some of whom are over 100 years old and still work full time for 8 hours a day. It is said that Sardinia in the Blue Zone has the largest number of men over 100 years old in the world, and they walk 8 kilometers of road every day as cattle herders, for example.

It is believed that what Centenarians and Blue Zone people have in common is that they live in the category of moderation, not living an extreme lifestyle, such as not overeating and exercising moderately.

Finally, it is also believed that a state of being in control of oneself or having no stress in one’s daily life is common to centenarians, and I believe this is the most important factor that makes centenarians centenarians.

What is the state of no stress?

I once read a book titled “Mu — the highest state” by Yu Suzuki and thought that suffering can be shown by the following formula, and he says there is only one way to avoid it.

Suffering = Pain x Resistance

It is to not resist. If the resistance term in the above formula is closer to zero, the smaller the value of suffering. If suffering is inseparable from stress, it tells us how important it is to live without resistance. However, the question arises as to how to achieve non-resistance.

A clue to this question is the state of “nothingness. He says that it can be found by accepting the current situation as it is, by observing the resistance of the consciousness that is stirring within you and continuing to accept what that state is.

It has something in common with the perspective of insensitivity, the habit of picking at the corners of a heavy box with a toothpick, or the technique of ignorance, but I guess it means that it is not good to be too cautious about something, and that sometimes it is better to let your interests take care of themselves. I myself have often found that I have ultimately suffered losses because of my attention to unimportant things.

Is it OK to smoke and should I drink?

We know that centenarians are more likely to be female, more likely to be in the blue zone, and less likely to be in colder regions.

Among those who live to be over 100 years old, the overwhelming majority are women, with a six-fold male-to-female ratio. One factor in why women live longer is the function of female hormones. There are many other factors as well. While men often attribute their motivation for living to their work and hobbies, women are known to feel less motivated by work, with socializing with friends, dressing up, and traveling being the main reasons for living.

Personally, I believe that the difference in life expectancy between men and women cannot be explained solely in terms of social skills or different tastes, but is most likely due to hormonal factors.

And the characteristics of those who live to be over 100 years old are not a matter of what to do, as indicated above, but how to do it, which is very difficult to convey in writing. In fact, if we use people living in the blue zone as a standard, it is a fact that consuming the right amount of alcohol per day will make you live longer than if you do not. It has also been shown that the risk of myocardial infarction almost disappears the day one quits.

Centenarians have glimpsed that there is ultimately “no particular way” to live longer, although the reality of this is still few and obscure.

Since 2004, Dan Bettner, an American researcher and author, teamed up with National Geographic to conduct a survey and added four new “blue zones” to the list, and the results of the survey were published and spread.

In this article, I would like to introduce the wellness that exists in these “Blue Zones”.

Okinawa, Nicoya Peninsula, Sardinia…

The Blue Zones are located in the places indicated in the diagram above, and include Okinawa, Ikaria, Sardinia, the Nicoya Peninsula, and Loma Linda, respectively. Most of these areas are warm regions, with average temperatures in the vicinity of 30 degrees Celsius. In particular, the map shows that the Nicoya Peninsula in Costa Rica is very close to the equator. However, perhaps because it is bordered by oceans to the east and west, the average temperature here is cooler, around 25 degrees Celsius year-round.

Nine Rules

The Blue Zone has some common rules, which are systematically summarized in the form of nine rules. The following is an excerpt from another website.

(1) Be physically active in daily life, and be regular about it.

(2) Have a purpose in life. Have a purpose to get up every morning.

(3) Less stress. Stress is closely related to all diseases related to aging. For example, the Mediterranean siesta customs, the prayer time of Seventh-day Adventists, and the tea time of Okinawan women.

(4) Eat a diet of eight portions.

(5)Eat a vegetable-based diet. (5.1) Eat mainly vegetables. (5.2) Eat meat, fish, and dairy products, but in small quantities.

(6)Drink moderate amounts of alcohol and wine in moderation.

(7) Participate in social groups that promote healthy habits.

(8) Live in a mutually supportive community. Participate in communities that help each other, especially health-oriented communities.

(9) Have deep family ties, such as fathers, mothers, siblings, grandparents, etc.

The above points are said to be important in living a Blue Zones-like lifestyle.

Mediterranean-style, vegetable-based diet

In the Blue Zones, the diet is different, and perhaps because of this, the average life expectancy in the U.S.-Romarinda has been shown to live 10 years longer than in the rest of the United States. This is due to the importance of eating a primarily vegetable-based diet and avoiding meat, fish, and dairy products.

Agricultural products

Fruits: apples, bananas, berries, grapes, oranges, papayas, pineapples, plums (plums, plums, etc.), watermelons, etc.

Vegetables: bell peppers, beets (kaengsai), broccoli, carrots, cauliflower, chard, collard greens, cucumbers, garlic, green beans, kale, onions, potatoes, spinach, tomatoes, etc.

Proteins

Beans: black beans, chickpeas, kidney beans, lentils, etc.

Eggs (2–4 times per week)

Fish (up to 3 times per week): anchovies, salmon, cod, swordfish, tuna, sardines, etc.

Goat milk, goat milk-based dairy products

Nuts: almonds, Brazil nuts, cashews, peanuts, walnuts, etc.

Seeds: pumpkin seeds, chia seeds, flax seeds, pemp seeds, etc.

Cotton curd (tofu)

Grains & regular foods

Barley, brown rice, coffee, dried spices & fresh herbs, oatmeal (preferably steel cut), olive oil, quinoa, red wine, tea

100% whole wheat, sprouted grain bread, sourdough bread

In this issue, we discussed the Blue Zone. There, the emphasis is on wellness, not health, and “health is not the goal, not the purpose,” and “longevity is not the goal, either. It is said that living better, shining life, and self-actualization are the purpose, goal, and “wellness,” and I am thinking of doing these things starting immediately today.

There are a few things that caught my personal attention, and I would like to introduce them here.

Toilets as a tool

What is a toilet that requires no water, no electricity, and no plumbing? You might say it’s a botton toilet, but you’d be wrong. The new composting toilet uses biotechnology and is completed by simply placing a tipping agent containing microorganisms underneath. The only element that makes it a toilet is the tipping agent, and it can be placed anywhere and in any size.

This new approach that breaks the conventional wisdom of toilets is truly a toilet as a tool, with elements that can be composited in the manner of LEGO bricks.

Trash can as a tool

We used to think of trash cans as nothing more than a dumping ground, but it seems that is not the case. The most interesting aspect of the tool is that it guarantees “freedom” to a material entity that was previously responsible for it. A refrigerator only needs to be kept cold, and we would be outraged if a computer started dancing. We assume that almost all “tools” today are responsible. This is a hint to help us move from Tool 1.0 to Tool 2.0.

This garbage bin uses biotechnology to decompose garbage by simply filling it with food scraps and putting in a blotting agent. This means that you don’t have to make a trip to the garbage disposal site every time, but simply fill a tube about the size of a 2L plastic bottle in your kitchen. The water that comes out of the garbage can functions as feed for the compost.

This COOL tool, which requires neither electricity nor labor, has tremendous potential.

The City as a Tool

This section discusses how we should hedge against the hopelessness of climate change, one of the ways is to “turn cities into tools”. Among several examples, he cites water-formed cities, symbiotic cities, nomadic cities, fire-formed cities, tense cities, and interactive cities.

By combining the cycles of nature with technology, dynamic cities are realized. It is something that drives us toward a purpose, creating a new world on earth that we have never seen before.

Other examples include VR as a communication tool, love tools that focus on how to enjoy sexual activity as femtec, nicotine-free healthy cigarettes, underwear for women with excellent water absorption and deodorant properties, and loose silk pants that are unisex.

If you want to write something down in a world where power has run out, ink has dried up, pencil lead has run out, and even paper has disappeared, you can’t stop worrying about how to leave a record in the world, but there is a way. Such tools have also been introduced.

All of them are targeted at human beings, and in the end, the two words “freedom” can be glimpsed beyond their eyes, surrounding the new horizon woven by the tools.

It is hard to imagine where the human race is headed in its quest for freedom, but it is a painful experience to watch the way in which the fat giant of “technology” that has emerged in the modern age is being cared for and decomposed in the context of tools.

Purpose and Tools

The raison d’être of a tool is to be a transit point for what it is supposed to accomplish. They function like APIs that connect purpose to where we are, and they range from the micro to the macro. If one were to set a purpose in terms of collective life, it would be “City as a TOOL,” but in the case of “nail clippers as a TOOL,” only personal desires would be in view.

I thought it would be good to use tools to approach such a micro-purpose.

I don’t think Ninny can guarantee that. I feel it is ridiculous to just march on and keep putting out the same content as if it were a kind of religion.

Attitude like Genshin

Genshin is one of Mihoyo’s best games and is world class. However, I don’t think my content has the elements that this game has. In other words, I can learn a lot from this game. the great thing about Genshin is the sheer number of characters and how they never fade away.

Every character has a story to tell, and every character is appealing to me to a certain degree. This fact has the added benefit of not making Genshin seem exclusionary to all who play it, but also of allowing us to discover Genshin’s hidden charms.

What does this mean? There is a word for the high road, and there is another word for the byway. At first glance, they may appear to be a kind of upper limit relationship. But in reality they are not building a hierarchical relationship, but are known to be on equal footing.

Genshin understands this fact and is designed to manipulate both poles of parameters and appearances to be complete in all things, whether it is a less popular character like Bennett or a seemingly popular character like Keqing. This is something that can be very much an ally for the uninformed who play without knowing anything about the game, and on the other hand, it can also be a Pay to Win relationship for the information and capitalism powerhouses.

As a game, it would be very amazing to be able to combine appearance and strength while also being able to cover the less popular points, and that too in the form of curiosity. This system must be applied to that of Ninny as soon as possible. That thought is one of the reasons for writing this article.

Why I wanted to make it a blockbuster.

There are other reasons why I wanted to make Ninny a blockbuster character. You can see a snippet of it in the story I’m currently unleashing on Pixiv, but I wanted to have some kind of script anyway. I wanted a script, not a quick poem, but a solid full-length novel. I was longing for that long text, that long screenplay, like Harry Potter. So let’s look at the American hero boom. There, heroes of the same appearance and status are constantly fighting for the envy of society.

You can think of this as a typical Western cartoon, but I personally think it is also the simplest and most complete story. Superheroes have this same ease of understanding, and I even liked it there. And in that vein, I switched the script from esoteric Russian-style suspense to a heroic one.

But there was another barrier to becoming a blockbuster. That is content power. It would be like asking whether the egg came first or the chicken came first, but as long as it was going to be a blockbuster, I had to ask for a certain amount of things that had never been in my work before, such as which characters would be active and how much discretion I could give to the story. I know that such things can be thought of only after they are done, but my ambition to make it a measure from the beginning prevented me from doing so.

In the first place, I should have understood earlier that such a thing as a blockbuster work would not be easily fulfilled. I was just chasing a blockbuster without knowing that, and now I realize that I need to reflect on that to some extent.

Sure, Ninny may have been a great idea. But its design and storyline were somewhat old and conventional, and it was not that exciting a story. I feel like someone is saying to me, “No way, you’re not kidding about being chic just because you put a few items on Pixiv, a sexist internet site. However, that is true to some extent, and it is probably true that the style of the past has been somewhat erotic and that it has diverged from seriousness. However, I disagree with that.

What is wrong with being erotic?

The look of NINNY is sexy, as you can see, and it is as if it puts femininity at the forefront. It is to some extent a selection from “sexually explicit videos” and perhaps not something that should be taken to the high street. But there is not a shred of guilt about it, as can be seen in the Greek paintings of the past and the paintings of the masters of the Renaissance. And as we can see from the world today, it has been heavily influenced by “casino capitalism” in the form of crypto assets and stocks, and yet there has been no attempt to correct the course at all. So, to some extent, I don’t think this look of NINNY is deviant. If it is a deviation, I would like to know what the alternative is. If we were to put a limit of one hour a day on gaming, as some chief state does, then this behavior might be totally unconscionable, but we would not open a store in a place affected by such a thing.

Of course, if you don’t find this Ninny interesting in the first place, then don’t look at it, but I admit to some extent that I don’t find it interesting either. And I am currently working on a way to break the ice. Of course, if you buy “NFT” at this stage, it won’t be any worse later. Someday, someone will come along to carry on this legacy and make a name for himself as a new epoch in the year 3000.

The desire to change and the desire to maintain the status quo

After all, no matter how much we wish in our hearts to change, there is a limit to what we can change ourselves. There is no point in worrying about the parts you cannot buy. At times, such as when we reach a milestone or when we are facing an impasse, we may feel compelled to do something, which is not strange. However, it is difficult to want to change excessively or to try to bring oneself to the opposite state.
Why did you want to go there in the first place, which is most likely the key question.

Why do we regret?

Everyone has regrets about their lives, but strangely enough, even people who are supposed to be blessed have some regrets. But are those regrets really subject to regret?

Is it a good thing to know something?

In today’s world of all kinds of information, does knowing something give you an advantage? Whether or not one has graduated from a university that is considered prestigious is not a difference in knowledge, but rather a factor of difference in environment.

Why do we think about social stratification?

Everyone tries to know their social status and position based on their income and standard of living, but why is that really the case?

Why is it that when a certain celebrity accomplishes a great feat, there is a section that praises him or her, but when it comes to that celebrity, we are jealous of him or her? It is also strange that they are not the same because they are celebrities.

We despair because we think every day is the same, but why is that?

It is only you who think that every day is the same, while other people and animals may not. For some, it may be a continuation of yesterday, or the dawn of a new adventure. You may be carrying the tension of the eve of war, or you may just be immersed in a perverse act.

Only you think that every day is the same, but when you look at the world at large, every day is a revolution. This revolution includes many contexts, for example, a professional gamer retired, or a favorite celebrity died, or a new game was interesting, something that is really unimportant to someone else but revolutionary to me, this is always happening somewhere every day, and Everyone must part with yesterday because of it.
In other words, isn’t it possible that the seeds of revolution are falling somewhere every day, and we just don’t realize it?

Why is English so difficult?

English is often seen as a difficult subject, and it is not easy to learn even if you try. However, it is not difficult at all, and if you listen to it every day, you will gradually understand what is being said. However, it is not a difficult subject if you look at it from the perspective of whether you can understand what is being said and find it interesting, rather than from the perspective of how many points you can get on a TOEIC exam or whether you can get a good score when studying for an exam.

Nothing is listening to one’s native language every day to judge a situation, but using media such as TV and videos as a means of obtaining information on audio, favorite celebrities, etc. It seems strange to say that one cannot speak English according to TOEIC or IELTS. However, if there is a strong common perception that being able to do so is being able to speak English, the above logic would be wrong, though.

Is it bad to take over the world?

Personally, I don’t think it is bad. So whatever happens, I believe that world domination is one ambition worth achieving.

The one I am writing now is called E16, and it is already more than two years from the time I started creating it.

As of 2020, we did not want to list this as an NFT on Opensa. However, I thought it would be a good learning experience in converting the RDB novel genre to NFT.

Nowadays, many image generation AIs are being developed. Artflow, StableDiffusion, and Midjourtney, for example, are almost entirely uncharted territory, and their horizons extend into the audio and video creation domains.

Eventually, there will be glimpses into other technology areas. For example, DNA sequencing and quantum technology. Incorporate it as art in this diverse approach to technology. NFT in itself is NFT, and this E16 is also looking to create NFT as tech consisting of NFT.

Ultimately, we want to generate money, but at the same time, we hope that it will be a way to learn about many technologies and a platform where people can learn about them through fiction, art, and various other mediums.

The era is already approaching the middle of the 21st century, but the epidemic of the coronavirus has pushed the era forward at once.

Modern teens Alpha and Gen Z should rethink how they perceive things.

AI has been around for some time now and is only just beginning to influence the way we write. The most common application of AI in writing is through generators. These are programmes that generate content based on a set of parameters and have been used to generate everything from blog posts to entire novels.

Bloggers and article writers can use AI to generate content ideas, create blog posts and even edit their work.

There are many use cases for AI writing tools: one is that bloggers can use them to generate content ideas on a large scale. Another is that digital agencies can use it to generate content for their clients.

AI is a hot topic in the writing world and isn’t going anywhere.

In the future, AI will be smarter and more efficient than humans. More and more companies will start using AI to generate content. While some writers may feel threatened by this, AI can actually help them do their jobs better.

AI can be used in a number of ways. It can be used to generate content ideas and assist in the writing process.

AI has been around for a long time. It is not a new trend that will eventually disappear like other technologies before it; AI will continue to take hold, grow and evolve over time. This means that AI’s role in future copywriting will also become more prominent.

AI and Web3

The future of Web3 and AI is intertwined. The metaverse will be where people use the power of AI to create their own reality.

AI will bring us closer to the future of Web3. It will make our lives easier and enable us to find the information we need more quickly.

AI is fast becoming a fundamental part of the Web3 movement, and as more and more people use AI to create content, AI will soon become a key element of the future of Web3.

The futures of Web3 and AI are intertwined: in a future where Web3 is the norm, AI will be integrated into our everyday lives. It will be used for predictive analytics, to predict what we need before we need it, and for automated accounting services. These are just some of the ways in which AI will become an integral part of our lives.

In the future, AI will be able to generate video of any person, event or place. This technology can be used by film directors to make their work more realistic and believable.

Image in AI

Video games have been around for a long time and have evolved a lot since the first games ever created. Artificial intelligence is used in many different ways in the development of video games. It is primarily used to make games more challenging and enjoyable for players.

AI company StableBroadcast has developed a system that can generate 3D images of celebrities and politicians. With just a few photos, the company’s system can create a realistic image of a person in just a few minutes. The generated images are so realistic that they are indistinguishable from the original celebrity or politician.

Image generation tools are becoming increasingly sophisticated. The future of image generation is predicted to be stable broadcasting. What does this mean? It means that the images seen on TV screens, films and other media will be generated by AI, rather than by humans.

The most well-known company using AI for image generation is StableBroadcast. They have developed a machine learning algorithm that can generate realistic scenes from scratch with just a few parameters.

There are a number of simple reasons, one of which is the flood of images that appear to be copyright-illegal. The images there are clearly unoriginal, and are often simply purchased or screenshot from somewhere else.

The same can be said of AI image generation software, such as Stable Diffusion, which appeared at the end of last year. In short, Deviantart has changed. However, as far as I am concerned, as long as Novel AI is available, I will continue to use Deviantart in preference to Pixiv. The same reason why I don’t prioritise Pixiv is also the same reason why I don’t prioritise Pixiv.

Pixiv has far better quality artists than Deviantart, that much is clear. However, there is also a disappointment, and that is Pixiv’s stance on AI and its conservative stance on emerging technologies such as NFT. Deviantart is clearly superior, and it is easy to conclude that Deviantart is the place to try out new technologies, and Pixiv is the place to go if you want to be craftsmanlike and work hard.

Deviantart’s lack of awareness of AI

The impression I got was that there is little awareness of AI: Deviantart is clearly aware of AI technology, but there is no sense that they are trying to do anything about it. If it can be used for business, then use it on its own, but only if it can go beyond that, is the stance I sensed. This is not based on his attitude towards AI, but rather on some overall estimation based on the current trends in crypto, reactions to NFT and metaverse, and so on.

Deviantart believes that it will be a contribution site connecting AI and analogue, and while similar restrictions are not as strong on Pixiv, the reaction of painters to AI is the worst, with short-circuiting and denial without even using the term AI painter being in vogue. Certainly technology is not ideologically driven, as it is not so intertwined with political or religious reasons, or if it is, it is only seen as a solution.

However, it would be to some extent different when it comes to AI. What that means is that when Elon Musk says we should go to space, we should go to Mars, it is similar to the conflicting opinion that no, we should do something about the Earth. It is what is called a techie controversy. That’s exactly what is happening in the world of AI image generation, and I personally have a gut feeling about it.

The identity of the unending question is simply: why can’t it be two-dimensional, and why are only images subject to exclusion? For example, if AI character generation or AI three-dimensional sampling models were to emerge, they would not be as problematic as image generation. This is because text has a tremendous amount of human-generated resources, whereas 3D models have a tremendous amount less; as for 3D, we can give up on the idea that if AI produces it, it will almost be AI, and as for text, there is so much of it that it does not matter much if AI struggles with it, and we are so high on it that It is so high-minded that it is not worth the AI’s effort.

And what comes out on top of that prospect is images, and the art of illustration has clearly grown since the Middle Ages, thanks to the efforts of craftspeople in both the East and West. But no matter how good contemporary art is, AI will instantly surpass its quality and mass produce it. AI image generation has become the dividing line between hating this and not hating it.

Given these issues, Deviantart could be a very useful site in the future, although we don’t know how much of an attitude it has now. This is largely due to the aspect that it does not criticise AI image generation outright. However, it is also undeniable that in the future, or even now, such a thing is a lie and that AI image generation is under tremendous condemnation.

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On http://paragraph.xyz, all posts are stored on @ArweaveTeam. This means they're immutable, uncensorable, permanent, and composable ✨

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05:12 PM • Aug 18, 2022

When you publish a post, you'll have the option of sending it as a newsletter or storing it in the permanent & uncensorable Arweave.

Helpful links

Here's a few helpful pointers to customize your publication & get the most out of Paragraph:

• Theming & customization. Change your publication's font & colors; truly make this space your own.

• Set up a welcome email. This is the email your readers receive when they subscribe to your newsletter.

• Configure your publication's settings. Add links to your homepage, set up a custom domain, configure Google Analytics & more.

Need help or have feedback?

We've put together some documentation here, but if you still have questions you'd like answered we’d love to hear from you.

You can reach us via email at hello@paragraph.xyz or subscribe to our newsletter here. We're also pretty active on Discord.