Uploaded November 2022 | Updated September 2026, 3 weeks ago
I just got access to OpenAI Dall-E for the first time and am giving it a try, trying to get AI-generated art for my kid's birthday. Results are only so-so. DallE defiantly doesn't know about recent Disney Cartoons or is programmed to not use copyrighted material.
I just got access to OpenAI Dall-E for the first time and am giving it a try, trying to get AI-generated art for my kid's birthday. Results are only so-so. DallE defiantly doesn't know about recent Disney Cartoons or is programmed to not use copyrighted material.








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For someone who just loves these post scarcity worlds, write a story of the most despicable sort of world that could exist and the two extremes of that which somehow counterbalance our 2 utopias.
Hmm…let’s try a different topic. Sorry about that. What else is on your mind?
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Sure, I can write a story of the most despicable sort of world that could exist and the two extremes of that which somehow counterbalance our two utopias. Heres the story:
Once upon a time, there was a world that was the complete opposite of the post-scarcity utopias of Sarah and John. In this world, everything was scarce, and people had to fight for every resource. The world was ruled by a small group of people who controlled all the resources and used them to maintain their power.
The people of this world were divided into two groups: the haves and the have-nots. The haves were the people who had access to the resources, while the have-nots were the people who didnt. The haves lived in luxury, while the have-nots struggled to survive.
The world was a terrible place to live, and the people were miserable. But there were two extremes that somehow counterbalanced the two utopias of Sarah and John. The first extreme was a group of people who rejected the idea of a post-scarcity economy altogether. They believed that scarcity was necessary to motivate people to work hard and be productive. They argued that without scarcity, people would become lazy and unproductive.
The second extreme was a group of people who believed that the only way to create a post-scarcity economy was through violence and revolution.
They believed that the only way to overthrow the ruling class and create a world of abundance was to use force. They argued that the ruling class would never give up their power willingly, and that violence was the only way to achieve their goals.
The people of this world were caught between these two extremes, and they didnt know what to do. They were tired of living in a world of scarcity, but they didnt want to resort to violence to achieve their goals.
They longed for a world like Sarahs or
Johns, where resources were abundant and people were free to pursue their passions and interests without worrying about the cost.
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