MottledAurora: April 2020

Thursday, April 30, 2020

all the universes

an AI generated poem

"ill give you the black hole that made you"

Take a pink card, with a note

I'm pregnant

I can't take it any more

What's your answer?

A pink one

This is a black hole that makes me

Hallelujah

Hallelujah, my heart is not for sale

Hallelujah

Take me

What's your answer?

A blue one

I don't know if this black hole made me

Hallelujah

Hallelujah, my heart is not for sale

Hallelujah

Take me

What's your answer?

A pink one
"ill give you all the universes"

Everywhere you look, it's ours

Everywhere you look, it's ours

There's your whole universe, baby

We're all in this galaxy

We're all in this galaxy

We're all in this galaxy

Everywhere you look, it's ours

We're all in this galaxy

We're all in this galaxy

We're all in this galaxy

We're all in this galaxy

We're all in this galaxy

We're all in this galaxy

We're all in this galaxy, baby

Even the weak go crazy

Pleasure and pain are linked

Let's all be their pain

This

Andoird Artist

A retrospective of artwork with an android in the garden

Question for the android artist:
Love is a given, a matter of fact. So the question of survival is: how do I love? How do I stylize myself into a conduit which can endure love and not be completely annihilated by it?

Answer:
I've been figuring this out for a while. It's been a two-part process: first, adopting an attitude that I'm going to have my entire life devoted to an art, an archetype. If that doesn't work, I'm going to make a more commercial work. The last straw in my style came when I felt strongly that I was a perfect archetype for something new and controversial -- that I had to have an outrageously beautiful girl in every shot. And if I can't find a perfect woman, a complete woman,.. I become one

My input:
"i think its exciting because it will change our use of logic. we could become concerned purely with the contemplation of beauty; the aesthetics of logic."

the AI reponse:
might we not be comforted by the possibility that our thinking in logic is evolving as well? and we see the logic of "it looks like it could be together and I have no reason to think it won't be together." may we not be trying to cultivate the means to that by pro-actively fashioning the possible?
still a work in progress. but please look forward to something with the words "it looks like it could be together and I have no reason to think it won't be"