>>719150741
Monarchs and aristocrats sponsored and bought art and artists services to boost the reputation of their dominion. Nowadays there is barely any incentive to produce beauty so there will be no beauty. Average IQ plummets due to dysgenic democratic incentives. High achievers are disincentivized and punished by increasing tax burden. There is no real aristocracy, everybody is a slave to their respective master states. Coercion is ugly, dont expect high art in such a coercive environment.

>>16739033
>What I want to know is, what would higher temporal dimensions look/feel like?
They would look/feel in whichever way proves most adaptive for that organism, if it could see temporal dimensions spatially the first casualties would likely be identity and memory, since there's no sequencing of beginning-middle-end to recollect

>>530298593
I did fix it with that dumb idea

that is big bro talking to me what the fuck are you clowns doing

dude we can fucking do thordan again
thank you yoshi p

>>105784368
>What's the long term implication here?
Structurally it's the same as outsourcing/offshoring secondary industry applied to tertiary labor, where the industrial implication is now known (inability to mass manufacture strategic assets like aircraft or ships) but where the tertiary implications like inability to administer law or reliably engage in commerce or other services are unknown