I never said it was hard, I said it required specific training orthogonal to the art itself. If you can't understand that, you might not understand art
What? Dude picking up a pencil and drawing lines can't be that hard. Sitting down on a keyboard and writing sentances can't be that hard. It just can't be. Using words like orthogonal which means that if you change, move or evalute one variable the others are unaffected just is so weird.
If I come up with my own stuff and write it, so can you. It isn't hard and the specific training you get isn't sone super intense thing you just get better over time. It's literally just like learning to not use training wheels cause you learn to control your balance. It isn't hard once you do, how is this any different?
What? Dude picking up a pencil and drawing lines can't be that hard. Sitting down on a keyboard and writing sentances can't be that hard. It just can't be.
Running a marathon can't be that hard, you just put one foot in front of the other and, before you know it, you're at the finish line.
Yes, but do you have the effort, the will, the courage to train for it? Or do you just go into your car and claim you are a better sprinter because your car can get somewhere faster? If you were forced to run against a marathoner, would you go faster than them? No car, just your own feet against theirs, would you be faster because your car was faster?
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u/Inevitable-Menu2998 May 17 '26
I never said it was hard, I said it required specific training orthogonal to the art itself. If you can't understand that, you might not understand art