Pfläger Katsumata
@mindonfire.bsky.social
Curious person.
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2/2 ...I realized I'm increasingly feeling like Fargo's Marge Gunderson—trying yet failing to rationalize the existence of the thing shackled-up in the back of her squad car. All while a beautifully indifferent day keeps passing-on-by outside the window.
May you all get home to your Norms tonight.
May you all get home to your Norms tonight.
December 19, 2025 at 3:15 PM
2/2 ...I realized I'm increasingly feeling like Fargo's Marge Gunderson—trying yet failing to rationalize the existence of the thing shackled-up in the back of her squad car. All while a beautifully indifferent day keeps passing-on-by outside the window.
May you all get home to your Norms tonight.
May you all get home to your Norms tonight.
Great shot, imo.
December 18, 2025 at 10:51 PM
Great shot, imo.
See, no.
This is about what value we can EXTRACT from others.
Not what value we can provide to any one.
This is about what value we can EXTRACT from others.
Not what value we can provide to any one.
December 15, 2025 at 1:05 PM
See, no.
This is about what value we can EXTRACT from others.
Not what value we can provide to any one.
This is about what value we can EXTRACT from others.
Not what value we can provide to any one.
"The thriving professional community I enjoyed pretty much imploded [in 2024] – largely [due to] leadership decisions around AI. Almost all of my skilled copywriter friends left...and while I’ve lost touch with most, the little I have heard is that almost all of them have struggled."
-Anon
-Anon
December 13, 2025 at 5:04 PM
"The thriving professional community I enjoyed pretty much imploded [in 2024] – largely [due to] leadership decisions around AI. Almost all of my skilled copywriter friends left...and while I’ve lost touch with most, the little I have heard is that almost all of them have struggled."
-Anon
-Anon
"...a lot of smug literary types on Twitter were saying “if your writing can be replaced by AI then it wasn’t good to begin with,” and that made me want to scream. [What] I’m actually good at [is] the writing that nobody [is paying] for because the media landscape is decimated!"
-Rebecca
-Rebecca
December 13, 2025 at 5:04 PM
"...a lot of smug literary types on Twitter were saying “if your writing can be replaced by AI then it wasn’t good to begin with,” and that made me want to scream. [What] I’m actually good at [is] the writing that nobody [is paying] for because the media landscape is decimated!"
-Rebecca
-Rebecca
"...I couldn’t handle it anymore...my job fundamentally changed. I was no longer learning anything...it was all me combining [AI] and the internet to try and make [things work for publishers], many of which started [using] their own AI...and stopped accepting outside contributions."
-Brian
-Brian
December 13, 2025 at 5:04 PM
"...I couldn’t handle it anymore...my job fundamentally changed. I was no longer learning anything...it was all me combining [AI] and the internet to try and make [things work for publishers], many of which started [using] their own AI...and stopped accepting outside contributions."
-Brian
-Brian