Bingo! Right you are. America at the Hands of a Cult part 1. I did save it but didn’t connect the title with the Timeline. Maybe I should get that tattooed on my arm, or maybe just remember next time. LOL!
I agree. Everything is changing fast. Unions are stuck in the past and out of touch with where things are going. AI might speed up first drafts but it is the current leftist culture that prohibits much creativity these days. Agree, agree, agree.
Btw, a few months or so ago, you ran this Timeline in the 4th Turning that totally blew my mind. It chronicled the series of crazed news cycels and scandals of the left. I believe that that kind of historical record is vital to stop them from memory-holing all their failed policies. I can’t find it. I thought I saved it. Could you give me the title and date?
I get the same info as you do. On Jeff's site, Hollywood-elsewhere, he has produced some insider info on various posts. My eyes glaze over when I read it because it's hard for me to care about them, to be perfectly honest. The internet has exploded in terms of who can create content and write - the unions seem to be stuck in the past, holding onto the old way of doing things and crippling the new media. But I don't go into it much because the only part of it that concerns me is the AI part. How much AI is going to take over writing screenplays, etc. I just never wanted to pile on while they were on strike. My thoughts on it have always been: writers are not free to write great screenplays or jokes anymore. They have been sucked into the fascist-like leviathan of the Left and so why should I care.
I think you should have treated the strike more seriously as a relevant issue in field of topics. You two could have added something. But bad mouthing producers as one dimensional villains is not what I’m talking about. You were too dismissive to a germane topic.
A little more structure and preparation would help too.
That's fair, Kurt. I didn't think too much about it but thought we should at least mention it. I don't know enough about the particular details to adequately debate it.
Bingo! Right you are. America at the Hands of a Cult part 1. I did save it but didn’t connect the title with the Timeline. Maybe I should get that tattooed on my arm, or maybe just remember next time. LOL!
Thank you so much. Sasha, you rock.
I agree. Everything is changing fast. Unions are stuck in the past and out of touch with where things are going. AI might speed up first drafts but it is the current leftist culture that prohibits much creativity these days. Agree, agree, agree.
Btw, a few months or so ago, you ran this Timeline in the 4th Turning that totally blew my mind. It chronicled the series of crazed news cycels and scandals of the left. I believe that that kind of historical record is vital to stop them from memory-holing all their failed policies. I can’t find it. I thought I saved it. Could you give me the title and date?
Sasha, you are the best
I think it was America at the Hands of a Cult Part One.
You don’t have to debate it. An explanation of the situation with more of an insider’s view would be fine.
By comparison, the coverage I see, and I don’t look for it, is legacy media, which I don’t trust. Any more context would be helpful.
I get the same info as you do. On Jeff's site, Hollywood-elsewhere, he has produced some insider info on various posts. My eyes glaze over when I read it because it's hard for me to care about them, to be perfectly honest. The internet has exploded in terms of who can create content and write - the unions seem to be stuck in the past, holding onto the old way of doing things and crippling the new media. But I don't go into it much because the only part of it that concerns me is the AI part. How much AI is going to take over writing screenplays, etc. I just never wanted to pile on while they were on strike. My thoughts on it have always been: writers are not free to write great screenplays or jokes anymore. They have been sucked into the fascist-like leviathan of the Left and so why should I care.
I think you should have treated the strike more seriously as a relevant issue in field of topics. You two could have added something. But bad mouthing producers as one dimensional villains is not what I’m talking about. You were too dismissive to a germane topic.
A little more structure and preparation would help too.
That's fair, Kurt. I didn't think too much about it but thought we should at least mention it. I don't know enough about the particular details to adequately debate it.