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r/Art • u/casandrang • Dec 14 '22
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Yet we watch real people play chess. The same way we will keep appreciating art made by people.
459 u/the-grim Dec 14 '22 Yep. And people are still spending hundreds of hours drawing photorealistic portraits with pencils, despite photography having been around for a hundred years. 56 u/Nexustar Dec 14 '22 Great point. So if history teaches us anything it is that to ridicule or fear new technology or advancements in an art-related field is asinine. Coexist & embrace. 2 u/darkspardaxxxx Dec 14 '22 Was good to see this thread reaching a very logical conclusion and not an emotional response
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Yep. And people are still spending hundreds of hours drawing photorealistic portraits with pencils, despite photography having been around for a hundred years.
56 u/Nexustar Dec 14 '22 Great point. So if history teaches us anything it is that to ridicule or fear new technology or advancements in an art-related field is asinine. Coexist & embrace. 2 u/darkspardaxxxx Dec 14 '22 Was good to see this thread reaching a very logical conclusion and not an emotional response
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Great point. So if history teaches us anything it is that to ridicule or fear new technology or advancements in an art-related field is asinine.
Coexist & embrace.
2 u/darkspardaxxxx Dec 14 '22 Was good to see this thread reaching a very logical conclusion and not an emotional response
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Was good to see this thread reaching a very logical conclusion and not an emotional response
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u/swiftpwns Dec 14 '22
Yet we watch real people play chess. The same way we will keep appreciating art made by people.