. . . fuck this happened to a bunch of the humanities didnt it
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maybe to lots of things that were prone to automation oh boy
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This but for social capital that must be transferred intergenerationally and with load-bearing implicit functionspic.twitter.com/7esjsy84cc
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fml apparently i come up with this about once a year and forget it immediately because its too horrifying to contemplatepic.twitter.com/mdKTKMADB8
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of course samo has written around thishttps://twitter.com/SamoBurja/status/1303074489434075138?s=19 …
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yeah I wish I hadn't read this
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stay strapped
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The infrastructure still exists, but you have to find it for yourself and it is far more decentralized and along many different nodes of choice with how that mastery will progress beyond the acquisition of pure skills. There are many many places to learn those, I found them.
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Also interesting to note—the traditional academies are a relatively late phenomenon, in the history of painting. Late 17th,18th, or 19th century creations. Artists in the Renaissance learned by studying and working directly under artists in the field.
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