There’s just an ineffable quality to it, like it’s pure mimicry of form without substance, stretching a thin skein of rhetoric overloaded with that insufferable “prestigious” literary style but instead of obfuscating actual meaning it just hides a gnawing void that tears at your mind as you try to process its tangled prose.
I hate it so fucking much, especially when someone uses it to garble up a story they actually wrote because they think it “improves” the prose.
There’s just an ineffable quality to it, like it’s pure mimicry of form without substance, stretching a thin skein of rhetoric overloaded with that insufferable “prestigious” literary style but instead of obfuscating actual meaning it just hides a gnawing void that tears at your mind as you try to process its tangled prose.
I hate it so fucking much, especially when someone uses it to garble up a story they actually wrote because they think it “improves” the prose.
I’ve seen it called semantic ablation
I prefer Hayao Miyazaki “It’s an insult to life” can be applied at many things but especially here
He was referring to a computer generated movement animation https://www.indiewire.com/features/general/hayao-miyazaki-artificial-intelligence-animation-insult-to-life-studio-ghibli-1201757617/
Yes I know, I remember it was about a computer generated animation about a figure in pain.
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