here's one of my life lessons
yeah, i know i'm nobody to give out life lessons, i'm a 19 year old guy, but i recently discovered that the Great Teacher Onizuka was 22 years old when he did his first line, so i declared yesterday that if I'm not as cool of a guy as him in 2-3 years, my life's for nothing and tokyo bay gains another visitor (THIS IS A JOKE, MIND YOU, I AM NOT GOING TO TOKYO BAY)
the art of overcomplicating; the most common, yet least talked about form of manipulation
what ever happened to the simple fact of merits and beliefs?
these days, you have these nerds who have to overcomplicate everything, so it looks like something fits their own narrative or something, make something look good or bad, so much that they try to hide away from a simple and objective conclusion
you have these nerds which bombard you with "Um, akshually"'s if you say some crap like "ai art isn't real art", who tell you this and that while they can't accept the simple merit that "ai art isn't real art because it wasn't made by a real guy"
overcomplicating shit by ignoring simple merits and instead pulling up shit like statistics that mean jack or whatever is just a loser move
if not from me, take it from what the legend himself said: