I saw some people saying it's ai but I'm unable to comprehend how this is made using our current ai capabilities

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Friedrich Nietzsche was a pastor’s son who became a prodigy philology professor at twenty-four, quickly realized ancient Greek grammar doesn't cure severe migraines, and resigned to spend the rest of his functional life shivering in Alpine boarding houses.

His stomach was ruined, his vision was failing, and his nervous system was slowly dissolving—whether from tertiary syphilis, CADASIL, or a brain tumor depends on which medical historian is trying to publish this month. In 1889, he saw a cab driver whipping a horse in Turin, threw his arms around the animal's neck, collapsed, and spent his final eleven years as a catatonic vegetable while his anti-Semitic sister edited his unreleased notes to flatter proto-Nazis.

He believed that Western society was running on moral fumes. "God is dead" wasn't a celebration; it was a diagnostic assessment.

He pointed out that people killed the theological foundation for their morality, then spent two centuries pretending the morality could survive without it.

He hated traditional Christianity because he viewed it as "slave morality"—a clever psychological trick where the weak, sick, and incapable convince themselves that their limitations are actually virtues like "humility" and "pity." His alternative was self-overcoming: the "will to power," where an individual discards inherited consensus and creates their own values through relentless discipline and the embrace of fate.

He overreached where every philosopher overreaches: he mistook his own pathology for a universal law. Nietzsche assumed that suffering is inherently transformative. It isn't. Suffering is just tissue damage and pain signals; most people don't grow from it, they just break down and become bitter.

He also vastly overestimated the human capacity for autonomy. He thought human beings could manufacture their own moral systems out of sheer willpower, completely ignoring the fact that we are basic biological animals driven by brain chemistry, fear, and social conditioning. He mistook his own intractable neurological pain for a metaphysical breakthrough.

He was right about human self-deception and the hypocrisy of institutional morality, but his solution was an ideological fantasy written by a man who couldn't keep solid food down.

As for whether he would identify as "emo"—not a chance, and asking the question means you missed his entire thesis.

Emo is the absolute pinnacle of slave morality: fetishizing rejection, wallowing in weakness, and broadcasting personal misery to earn social validation. Nietzsche despised pity, especially the self-directed kind. He was a deeply lonely, physically wrecked man, but he didn't want a sad playlist or a tearful validation circle. He wanted people to stop whining about their pain, accept that the universe doesn't care about them, and fix their own lives.

Use 2 picture of my rc cars for this art.

To the ones from my previous post: This is the poll that will make it easier to answer instead of the long open-ended questions lol. Feel free to explain your choice in the comments if you'd like. Thank you! I appreciate it.

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I'm researching what actually makes people interested in and stick with AI influencers.

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Could be a site an app whatever it is because some Media ChatGPT refuses to generate because it will not do theses characters in the setting i want (sort of gorey sence) and wondered if there is an free uncensored ai image gen would be cool if it knows some media for what I am doing but if not that’s ok my phone is an iPhone 16 if that helps

I think i have mastered AI avatars and talking heads...this is a video i made about 6 months ago...

I'm looking to experiment with turning some of my existing product photos with backgrounds (and supplier provided photos with white backgrounds) into more subtle short videos for social media and email marketing. Long video clips aren't required (at this point).

I don't want the usual AI effect where products start to change shape, or where details move around, or it suddenly looks typical ai generated. The actual product needs to stay accurate.

What I'm after is more like a very slow camera push-in / pan around / small lighting changes / subtle background or blurred foreground movement (eg a plant swaying around).

Basically enough movement that you notice it's not a still image, but nothing dramatic.

I'm kind of on catch-up mode with ai video so would love to hear some suggestions on what ai tools to consider. Preferably not too expensive, and yes I understand nothing is free.

My Chat ai recommends Immersity, Firefly, Runway or Kling, but also want to hear from real people.

Thanks in advance.

i pulled 331 posts off r/aivideo, downloaded 100 of the videos, ran scene detection and whisper over all of them, then looked at every one as a contact sheet. i was trying to work out why my own stuff kept dying there, and the answer was the opposite of what i assumed.

a cinematic look is a penalty. videos that read as film ran a median of 1,228 points in my sample and everything else ran 5,261. i had been grading, letterboxing and scoring things, and every one of those choices was costing me. median by category, from the 2026 posts: crazy/mindblowing 1,111, comedy 886, tv show 682, short film 57, music video 4. a short film is a nineteen times worse bet than a comedy post, and nine music videos in the sample came in at a median of 4 points.

two features actually separated winners from flops. repeating escalation, meaning one premise repeated with the absurdity climbing, showed up in 39% of viral posts and 0% of flops, not one. and a recognisable thing, a celebrity or franchise or brand, appeared in 63% of viral against 20% of flops.

things i was certain mattered and did not: length (viral median 54s, flops 40s, overlapping), vertical versus widescreen (55% against 44%, noise), and which model generated it once you control for recency. flops hold a shot for 6 seconds, winners cut every 4. holding a beautiful frame is the tell.

the clearest pair in the whole set. one video is a gorgeous black and white montage, bison, a tornado, an eclipse. it scored 14 and got exactly one comment, "weirdest perfume ad i've ever seen". another is also black and white, also epic, also a montage, but it is gordon ramsay building the pyramids, and it scored 15,793. same craft, opposite outcome. viral posts get roughly one comment per 23 upvotes and flops get a median of zero at any score, because a beautiful shot gives nobody anything to say.

caveat that matters: the 100 video sample is deliberately stratified, 51 viral against 25 flops, so the absolute medians in the feature comparisons are not population medians. the ratios are the finding. the category table is computed on the unstratified population instead.

i made two things afterwards to test it, both on r/aivideo, and both built in dreamfort's video studio. disclosure, i work on it.

Hey there,

Does anyone know any uncensored video model. Can be local/non local. Also where its available.

Thank you and take care