And let us not forget the celebrated 20th century surgical pathologist Arthur Purdy Stout, who actually was quite slim, at least in his younger days.
Oh, I never forgot!
Because I’ve never heard of him before.
I’m mainly familiar with Baron Karl Freiherr von Rokitansky because his name was attached to Rokitansky-Aschoff sinuses, which one must never mistake for invasive adenocarcinoma.
[Johnny Carson] I did not know that! [/JC]
I thought it was just a funny-sounding name they chose.
Honestly me too!
Well, it isn’t like Max has anything to do with pathology, or any subtle references to pathology in the film. Except maybe sending a bunch of people to the morgue.
The whole series is about the death of civilized human society and of the planet. I’d say a pathology reference is apt.
Big tech 25 years ago: You wouldn’t download a car
Big tech now: America is doomed unless you let our plagiarism machine violate copyright as much as we want
Here’s where the Disney litigiousness can come in handy. Start publicly salivating over generating new Mickey Mouse cartoons or Elsa porn “when” OpenAI wins.
Trust me, you have no idea how much Elsa AI porn is already available online.
Joke’s on you, all of mine are Steamboat Willie.
I know the internet. I know we are pretty depraved. But I hope that the cartoon princess from “Frozen” has not been made into porn.
It might damage my son when he gets old enough to masturbate.
I’d be willing to bet the puking emoji has been made into porn.
Let alone fictional attractive women.
This is one of those subjects that it’s best not to admit to knowing too much about, so let me just say… prepare for disappointment.
“…let it go.”
No doubt it would be porn aimed at men who are into frigid women.
I don’t want to see Steamboat’s “willie”.
Isn’t the scandal/trend from a while back of “child friendly” marked YouTube videos using crappy 3d models of Disney characters to do incredibly violent or sexual things literally called “Elsagate”?
I think that happened a few years before I had my kids, because I never saw anything questionable when searching for kid music, but I’ve been wary of YouTube because of those stories.
Eta: yes, I was right, and it’s from 2017, so long before I had kids:
But note, I’ve now heard that the same thing is happening with Roblox videos.
My daughter is into Roblox. The characters in that platform look like you took Lego minifigs and melted them in a microwave. Eroticizing them sounds challenging.
(I know it’s the internet and people will do anything but still.)