most of the laws
on this planet
are based on rules
created
in small asian villages
thousands of years ago
do not let academics, teachers,
business people, and others
take the language from you.
use the language any way you want.
you make the rules, not them.
language is made
by all people for all people.
it can never be controlled by few.
a human can make an ai which makes art.
a human can make an ai which makes an ai which makes art.
a human can make an ai which makes an ai which makes an ai which makes art.
but a human can not make an ai which makes an ai which makes an ai which makes an ai which makes art.
it stops at three levels.
am i wrong?
country is not
a nation
a language
a culture
country is
a set of rules
applied within borders
defined by politicians
zero: not racist at all
who: people living in total isolation from the imaginary concept of race
example: young children and sentinelese
one: individuals aware of race
who: people confused about race by mass media bombardment
example: everyone not mentioned in other levels
two: individuals motivated by trauma
who: people who were traumatized by another race member
example: south african farmers
three: individual racists
who: people who accept that they are in some way racist
example: your childhood friend after three beers
four: organized covert racist signaling
who: organizations with propaganda featuring hidden racist messages out of hope or stupidity
example: most twenty year old hollywood films
five: marketing organizations
who: organizations selling low quality products thinking this is good enough for other races
example: most big brand cheap consumer products
six: exploitative organizations
who: organizations which exploit resources of other races
example: most big companies
seven: mass media direct racist messaging
who: mass media repeating racial stereotypes suggesting other races are inferior
example: most TV stations
eight: covert institutional racism
who: institutions which systematically enforce racism against official laws
example: race targeted police brutality
nine: institutional racism
who: institutions which enforce racism with official laws
example: all governments