Another Reason I F*cking Hate AI

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• MI

  @misiu24 · 3 weeks ago

  The best thing about AI is Rick's AI rage videos 😂

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• BL

  @bluestein-m2b · 3 weeks ago

  As a librarian, musician, and poet-- I totally endorse this rant on every level

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• FR

  @framzoid · 3 weeks ago

  Being a veteran studio engineer it's warms my cockles that almost everyone has returned to vinyl and CDs once more.

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• CH

  @chriscotroneo5514 · 2 weeks ago

  "Don't let these AI companies dictate your reality" is the single most powerful sentence in this video.    Well said.

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• SN

  @snoookie456 · 3 weeks ago

  I'm not anti-technology. Technology has become more and more anti-me.

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• JI

  @Jimbodawg · 2 weeks ago

  Rick, you sound the furthest from crazy. We're all shouting the same thing!

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• CO

  @COVarnzo · 3 weeks ago

  Buying up these books and then destroying them is particularly sickening.

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• GU

  @guysim138 · 2 weeks ago

  I run a record shop, physical media is so important. CDs, tape, it’s all so important.

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• KN

  @knerdrider · 3 weeks ago

  Physical media is more important now than ever, simply because it's gotten so easy to switch to streaming everything and one day not having access to it.

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• DA

  @davidmarais1048 · 3 weeks ago

  Cancelling my subscription to Spotify and using that monthly premium price to purchase a physical cd or vinyl each month was the best decision I made all year.

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  @marcinwyc · 3 weeks ago

  "Who controls the past controls the future: who controls the present controls the past" 1984 is happening right in front of our eyes.

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• HI

  @HillbillyIron · 2 weeks ago (edited)

  Rick, at 40 years old who was raised on 8 track, vinyls, cassettes, cassette in the early 90s. I remember when a stereo system was a stack of different components that you could buy as a set or go to a trading post or radio shack and buy each part separately and customize your set up. Everything from the record player on top, equalizer in the middle to the cd and cassette player stacked at the bottom with the 4 to 8 assorted speakers with the wires neatly ran along the crown molding to be hidden, and the sub woofer hidden in plain sight which blew people's minds especially when we would have a family movie night, and i also remember my first guitar amp being a tube amp. Great memory lane episode

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