This is a commonly held belief and one that I had for most of my life. I don't know what finally did it for me, but the book Trekonomics definitely gave me a push.

Great I really wanted that.

I wonder how this will affect the right to be forgotten. It's not like theyre going to un-train any models or remove any derivative content

I think we have very different ways of enjoying art. I don't really understand how it's possible for at to have nothing with the artist's views, unless it were totally random. Actually, even that would be saying something.

But I get the feeling that we look at art pretty differently.

Can't say personally, but for many it's the first time they're even looking at what other engines have to offer.

I got that, I was just repeating the number. My point is that leather is more durable than is necessary for a consumer electronic, especially one from Apple which has made ~~planned obsolescence~~ continuous innovation a cornerstone of their business.

Human rights don't exist either. These are legal and philosophical concepts that we decide on, not fundamental constants.

Well vegans do it, so it must be available enough

Why I would separate the artist from what they made? I'm interested in what they have to say about the world. That's the point of art.

It's not just content to make me happy until the next hit. Like, it has meaning.

Yeah but now imagine they were part of a sixty year old computer. Kind of a waste if you ask me.

The electronics here will be grossly obsolete within five years.

Canvas straps can be good quality, less sticky, and last way beyond the lifespan of any consumer grade electronic device.

Not to sound like I'm a textiles expert, so don't come at me

On the flip side, they are immune to any other "cringe attacks" that come up. Who knows it might be strangely liberating

It actually leads to at best inertia