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“It’s the only class I took at Harvard where people would call each other out for not having done the reading.”
Harvard students are lining up to take Hum 10:
“Applications (essays required) shot up 40% this fall with 180 incoming freshmen vying for 90 spots.”
“The class is definitely not for padding the GPA. Students read a hefty book a week and write regular essays. There is no pass/fail option. Digital devices are verboten, and attendance is taken in every lecture (pink slips for those who arrive late).”
“In their applications and in interviews, students expressed the urge to be forced to tackle classics they otherwise wouldn’t read, the need to combat frayed attention spans and the desire for an antidote to The Machine. Several mentioned with disdain that people who aren’t in the class wondered why they didn’t ‘just Chat the books,’ i.e., use AI.”
what's new lol kpop fans live off chart achievements
I can’t believe they proved my point in such a short amount of time. if kpop stans actually cared about A2OLITE’s safety, they would be doing what we’ve been doing instead of constantly judging us and talking shit about us. mind you, most of us are AGAINST the AI features too. fans already managed to get the pre-debut AI voices and other AI features removed, yet people still recycle the same narrative as if nothing has changed. the only AI feature still being discussed is the BLOOMING TALK chatbot, which we’ve been actively trying to get removed, and there are already signs that it may not even be used. how many times have we asked people to help us send emails to the company? how many times have i and other fans tried to get people involved? those tweets barely get 100 likes, but the moment someone can use this situation to drag A2O LITE, suddenly everyone has something to say. if you genuinely cared about these girls’ safety, you would be helping us do something about it instead of turning their safety into a joke for engagement. you would be advocating, emailing the company and trying to make an actual difference. instead, you just want twitter attention, ratios and likes. you don’t move beyond that because you were never interested in protecting these girls in the first place. you just want to use the fact that they’re minors as a weapon against a group you dislike, mock the people actually trying to help and feel morally superior. and that’s exactly why i never believe these performative displays of concern.
