Wow I totally forgot about that. Probably because it’s so bad!
Full headline: Missouri Republicans Want People To Donate To Crisis Pregnancy Centers Instead Of Paying Taxes.
I would sooner light my money on fire.
“Like art isn’t inherently fascist…”
OK, I am clearly missing something here, or this person is an all-time asshole.
Well he did name himself after Woodrow Wilson.
And the handle is a variant of delusional.
I guess he thinks the only real art are the Italian Futurists and white power bands from the 90s…
I’m thinking both, myself.
Maybe I’m just cynical about such things, but I think the biggest crime here is a damned pair of earrings that costs $769K! Average price of a home in the USA as of September 2024 was $419K (at least according to a quick search), so this pair of earrings is valued at almost two homes. Really? Really?
This too dumb even for the AI thread.
https://www.instagram.com/p/DHHPPeBsl9a/?igsh=MXJqYjcxYWdqcW1hNw==
It’s not previewing, but I invite you to take a look. It’s an exhibit of AI-generated art, sponsored by Enron.
The whole thing feels like a joke, but I think it’s real.
Considering the other posts in that account are all about a small, egg-shaped, easily carryable, “nuclear reactor for the home” (that apparently is shipped in semi trucks that are hard-limited to not exceed 45 MPH “for safety”)… I strongly suspect it’s a joke Or, at the very least, performance art…
The Enron name is owned by The College Company. Same people behind “Birds Aren’t Real.” I give them points for being very elaborate.
I suppose this is the kind of thing we could have expected from Info Wars, had the Onion been allowed to buy it.
“Enron isn’t real!”
(I mean, didn’t it go bankrupt like, decades ago?)
It did, but they had to buy the rights to the name and logo.
The website is amazing.
That really is some fancy tomfoolery. Reminds me of activism by the Yes Men.
I regret posting this in this thread. Should have gone in Random Silly Grins.
I sent “The Egg” webpage to a friend. He thought it was real too. So hard to recognize parody these days.
“The World’s Leading Company” I guess we only need the one company then.