little nightmares is a great game series

https://vm.tiktok.com/ZMe6ALBPb/

this is a deep fake and it makes me really uncomfortable lol

if you look really close at one of his eyes towards the end, it becomes more square than circle so you can tell it's fake. but unless you're analyzing every single small detail of the video, there's no way the average person would be able to tell.

it gives me a lot of mixed feelings. it's cool as fuck that we and technology are capable of this, this is way far beyond any deep fake I've seen. but at the same time, it could lead to so many bad things happening. the average person, including news sources, wouldn't be able to tell what videos are real and what aren't. it could become a very dangerous tool, especially for those in the public eye.

at the same time, imagine all the great fucking memes that could come out of it. but would it be worth the potential ruining of many celebrities lives and everyone questioning what's real and what isn't?

it shocks me how out of touch so many people are. they expect $1400 to last people 4 months? do they assume people only spend $350 a month??? for people with low, or no income, 2 months would be slightly more realistic. my rent alone is $750, not including utilities, food, and other expenses.

it's just my art style

"Instead of nasal swab COVID tests, inventor asks people to step into an airlocked cabin and scream" https://twitter.com/i/events/1367549554158108679?s=09

this actually isn't bad wtf

https://twitter.com/tunaketchup1/status/1367603286421995527?s=19

me talking to trend: so if cherry pits can kill you with cyanide poisoning, couldn't someone theoretically grind up the cherry pits and put them in someone's drink to kill them?

trend:

canes is the only chicken restaurant that matters

how rude, rats are way better than Elon musk