Art that feels like a transmission from the future, the pictorial glyph of a lost language, the labyrinth behind a mask, or the whisper of a new species, "not remotely alien, it never came from this place".
I appreciate that the Japanese often seem to believe in us more than we believe in ourselves.
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A dictatorship of artists where ~25% of the state budget is spent on insane collossal cyclopean art projects of no possible economic utility
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"For the beginning of every wave of technological innovation there are small firms with various innovative approaches. As time goes by the process of concentration forms a few monopolistic companies and the original diversity is reduced in favor of several most efficient methods"
Replying to @augureust
In the earlier phase smaller studios, lower production costs and lack of industry standards meant developers had to experiment in all areas from control schemes to UI. The result was a greater diversity of styles & techniques. Even if most failed they were at least interesting.
To all the women liking this post, under no circumstances does this principle apply to your physical hymen.





















