The coward deleted the tweet from his account after getting dog piled, but you can still see his tweet comparing “spawning” a baby to spawning AI agents visible-disgust. Moist Critikal posted a video skewering him and going through some of the responses, though.

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[–] 25 points 3 days ago (7 children)

I can still vaguely remember really enjoying reading books with my dad as a little kid. He did a good job with it, where we would riff on the story and have some fun with it and in doing so I had a big head start on media analysis just by joking around about classic kid's stories. It also helped me become really funny. We concluded that Jack from Jack and the Beanstalk was entirely in the wrong and his mom should have known better than to trust him to sell the cow. The giant was juat living his best life as far as we know, he had some nice stuff but he also lived on a cloud so it's really anyone's guess how he got it. Plus he instinctively knows the smell of an Englishman and reacts with violence as is proper. He was probably just robbing a tall Scottish guy who lived on a big hill. Three Little Pigs seems like it has a lesson but it's not clear what it is if there is one. Dont use cheap building material? But yeah, turning your voice into an AI audiobook is totally the same

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  • [–] 21 points 3 days ago* (6 children)

    Unironically i did just take "don't cheap out on defenses" from three little pigs as a child

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  • [–] 18 points 3 days ago (5 children)

    We speculated on why the pigs didnt just go in on a house together. It says they built them, which wolf proofing aside, it's a lot more labor intensive to build a house of straw than wood or brick. 3 people working on ine large house with pooled resources could have a wolf breath proof fortress and the pig with the wood could frame the brick house and straw guy could insulate it. My dad is a lib but he got that this was the best move. But on the whole it feels like a story commissioned by Big Brick to sell more bricks.

    And one that has gnawed at me forever, why is Humpty Dumpty always depicted as an egg? There is nothing in the text saying he's an egg

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  • [–] 14 points 3 days ago (3 children)

    And one that has gnawed at me forever, why is Humpty Dumpty always depicted as an egg? There is nothing in the text saying he's an egg

    not-built-for-this

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  • [–] 12 points 3 days ago (1 child)

    I have tried to find an answer and the first known depiction of him as an egg was from Alice in Wonderland but Lewis Carrol had based the egg thing on previous illustrations. The original source is still debated. It may have been the name of a canon, some say it was Richard the 3rd. Some say the rhyme originated from a riddle where the answer was that humpty is an egg. It's a legit mystery

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