Vague takes like this scream Facebook boomer. There's lots of great media and lots of bad media. It's the nature of trying to monetize creativity.

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talon8635 an hour ago | parent | next [-]

What does this mean “to monetize creativity”?

Are you suggesting creatives just give their work away for free?

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TacticalCoder an hour ago | parent | prev | next [-]

Apparently you need a 10 K+ karma account to say the following (which another account, a new one and not mine btw, posted). Some I'm just reusing the other dude's words:

In contrast, thought-terminating clichés like "facebook boomer" show critical thinking on your part.

I fully agree with that: calling someone a "facebook boomer" is just plain pathetic.

(btw the boomers are my parents' generation: don't go thinking I take it personally. I'm a GenX'er and GenX'er are badass, which is why I don't give a flying fuck saying what I think).

Something something about the pot and calling some kettle black etc.

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46283737292 2 hours ago | parent | prev [-]

In contrast, thought-terminating clichés like "facebook boomer" show critical thinking on your part.

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	▲	Stitch4223 an hour ago \| parent \| prev [-]
		Please don’t sign up with burner accounts for one snarky reply: take responsibility for your words. You could also respond with something nice that inspires the author and other readers. Provide food for critical thinking instead of accusing people of not being critical thinkers. For example, tell us what new media from the US is actually great today. What do the arts offer that is next level and worth watching? Is there a rise in arts in other counties that we are missing? What could Facebook boomers need that leads to more and higher quality arts and movies?