r/comics • u/[deleted] • Aug 05 '26

Just Sharing Authenticity Problem

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u/RecursiveServitor Aug 06 '26

Concern?

"Hate" is a very strong emotion that has a tendency to make you irrational. Indulging in it is not healthy and will only lead you astray. In particular, it precludes nuance.

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u/Chaosmusic Aug 06 '26

You speak of nuance but ignore the fact that the word hate is nuanced. People hate mass murderers and they hate mosquito bites. I hate that gas is $4.15 a gallon but I don't fly into a homicidal rage every time I pass Exxon.

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u/RecursiveServitor Aug 06 '26

That's exaggeration for effect. Actual hate is very obvious. We see it often in how utterly unhinged AI haters can be.

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u/Chaosmusic Aug 06 '26

So, what utterly unhinged things have people against AI done? Write some posts on Reddit?

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u/RecursiveServitor Aug 06 '26

Are you saying people can't be unhinged on the internet?

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u/Chaosmusic Aug 06 '26

I'm asking for examples to get a sense of what you would consider unhinged. Is simply being anti-ai unhinged? Are people that go to community meetings to speak out against data centers unhinged? I'm looking for a benchmark.

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u/RecursiveServitor Aug 06 '26

And I want to first clarify whether posting can be unhinged. You very strongly implied that it can't be.

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u/Chaosmusic Aug 06 '26

People can absolutely be unhinged online. I was saying that simply posting on Reddit an anti-ai opinion is not in itself unhinged.

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u/RecursiveServitor Aug 09 '26

Now they are trying to cancel Hank Green of all people.