How is that different than a human training and learning to emulate an artist’s style?

You’re taking a highly nuanced situation and boiling it down to some rather simple-minded conclusions.

That’d be awesome!

Doesn’t appear so. Which makes me incredibly sad. I hope the post-credit scene is him summarizing the events of the film to Kurt or another character (after hearing about it from Scott) in his typical, flashback style.

I think season 2 explained that Harold Wells left the team his fortune and the lab after his “death” at the end of season one.

I’m glad they are looking at a paid subscription model rather than having ChatGPT insert ads into whatever you ask of it:

It is always a good time to talk about UBI!

Thank you for some much needed perspective.

Yes, but you don’t have to go to Florida, which is waaaaay better. At least to me!

Yes, but will it EVER be enough?

It looks like a space cabin.

“This was a driving force for me in the writing of ‘Avatar’ — I couldn’t help but think that if they [the Lakota Sioux] had had a time-window and they could see the future … and they could see their kids committing suicide at the highest suicide rates in the nation … because they were hopeless and they were a…

It’s one of the best Trek pilots ever.  Unfortunately, it quickly went downhill from there.

It is a fair point. But if your neighbors keep dumping trash over the fence, and there is little you can do to stop them from dumping trash over the fence, raising awareness about it is more than most folks do.

Nothing wrong with learning how to accept others who are different than you are.

Yes!  And recast Foggy and Karen.  Or at least write them as less whingy.

Types the person doing nothing.

Agree completely.  They are doing far more than the chuds in this comment section complaining about them.

I enjoyed the animated version:

I’m with you.  Never understood the desire to make games more and more photo realistic.  I enjoyed PS Spider-Man, but the graphics were just off in trying to look too realistic.  Considering how great Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse looked, it really is a missed opportunity.