The Irish times article on the Irish obsession with fake tan
Irish women’s obsession with fake tan is problematic
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AmazingLooks now like it was an article generated in chatGPT and submitted as a prank and they ran it.
Very hilarious story about the new Cleopatra on Netflix
Current casting is a mixed race English lady.Adele James Talks Netflix’s Controversial ‘Queen Cleopatra’ Series: “Blackwashing Isn’t a Thing”
On a podcast, the British actress addressed the criticism from the Egyptian government for the casting of an actress of mixed heritage to play the late pharaoh in the docuseries from Jada Pinkett Smith.www.hollywoodreporter.com
The reaction in Egypt and Egyptologists seems to be "Hey, we know what we/Egyptians fucking look like. All Africans do not look the same. Stop trying to solve this western obsession with race with our historical stories"
Like on one hand it doesn't matter what race anyone is cast as. Dev Patel was a great David Copperfield.
It seems what's not sitting right is the idea of Hollywood correcting some misconception or something about Cleopatra's ethnicity (apparently she was ethnically Greek?). Or overcorrecting from having Liz Taylor do it.
But also could be that these Egyptologists are a bunch of dickheads that don't like being called black. Who fucking knows?
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More or less completely unimportant, but no less hilarious for all that.
Amazing
that is staggering. the whole tone of the article and details read completely genuine, similar many other articles I've read on privilege.Irish women’s obsession with fake tan is problematic
When a white Irish woman dons fake tan for a night out, she is wearing a costume that allows her to experience a fleeting taste of a more exotic identity, with none of the obstacles people of colour faceweb.archive.org
Yeah, what's interesting is the processes in place for stuff. An article about "Are we even more racist than we already thought we were?" is hustled through and stuck up on the site with no rigour about who wrote it or much of any editing, it would seem.that is staggering. the whole tone of the article and details read completely genuine, similar many other articles I've read on privilege.
I think the fact that I’ve worked myself up in to believing it’s true is concrete proof that the left have gone too far
Coincidence?
Fintan O’Toole: I may well write rubbish, but I don’t write ‘bullshit’
The difference between what I would write on a subject and what ChatGPT concocts is that I have an opinion and the bot doesn’twww.irishtimes.com
Fucking +1. Monbiot especially - it's infuriating when someone you essentially agree with is such a smug know allColumnists like o Toole, monbiot etc have such an established style and set of hobby horses that chat gpt could probably do a pretty good job
I see the chatGPT angle as superficial, in terms of 'the Irish times was hoodwinked' aspect; the idea and gist of the article would still have had to be supplied by the 'author' and chatGPT just would have made the process of writing the article easier surely? I.e. would it have been as much of a gotcha if the article had been traditionally written but intended to be ludicrous?
Unless the prompt chatGPT was given was just 'write me an opinion piece which will get past the editors in the Irish times'
i generally agree with him on most things, but he can take my woodburning stove out of my warm dead hands.Fucking +1. Monbiot especially - it's infuriating when someone you essentially agree with is such a smug know all
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