Raw LLM Responses

14:27 I imagine I don't exactly count considering, well, I imagine this is referencing things that specifically make it hard to move or whatever and not just, Something you can't notice easily by just a look. But uh, I'll put my opinion out there anyway, Personally I think saying that disabled people can.. Express themselves only with ai art, and that it makes it easier is.. A tad bit of a backhanded thing. I mean, If anything.. Its incredible and way more rewarding if you can actually do something really hard. If you run a marathon, it doesn't matter how hard it is or what place you got in the race, It's still incredibly rewarding that you managed to finish it. This is intensified by ALOT if you are unfit, Can't run easily, Can hardly walk etc etc. If you manage to cook with only your foot, duh, thats impressive. But its even more impressive if its actually good. I love art, Not just because its a way to express myself, But also because.. Well, it's fun. Not only could I (technically) put as much references of my favourite characters, shows and OCS into my art as I possibly could, or even do so in a way that's pretty hard to notice, Especially if it's just an inside joke, But I could even spend as much time as I want, both drawing AND showing/ranting about it, because I put a ton of effort into it. AI? If I just used AI to do my art its.. Not nearly as fun? Sure I could goof around with it and add random stuff into it, Its not even nearly as fun as just.. Doing it myself. Another example being seeing the effort I put into something pay off. If I exercise a ton everyday, And I start to notice rhe effects of that, I'm happy about that. If I notice my practice in cooking is making my food taste 100x better, I'm gonna be super joyful about that because.. I'm improving. Whats more is alot of the time these skills can lead to positive social interaction. If I know how to cook something good myself instead of just ordering it from a takeaway store and I share it with my friends, They'll be impressed or compliment the food I made. Which (obviously), Would make me incredibly happy. Not to mention I just get to enjoy it knowing I made it. Same goes for art too. I can share my art with other artists, They can give me tips, ideas, We can all show eachother our art, And if they notice improvement, They'll be proud of you. Especially if they are already incredibly skilled at art. There are likely also many other points too, Buuut it'd probably get far too long if I added a boat load of more reasons. Point being, If the practice pays off, Hell yeah!