And when you devalue craftsmanship and expertise, you’re devaluing practice, synthesizing knowledge, experience from living. You’re devaluing humanness and individuality.
April 19, 2024 at 1:22 PM
And when you devalue craftsmanship and expertise, you’re devaluing practice, synthesizing knowledge, experience from living. You’re devaluing humanness and individuality.
We miss you, Jimmy; your empathy, your humanness, your ability to listen, your willingness to give back. Hope all is well with you two up there.
July 14, 2025 at 2:33 PM
We miss you, Jimmy; your empathy, your humanness, your ability to listen, your willingness to give back. Hope all is well with you two up there.
Possibly unpopular opinion?
I think artists should get to sign the art they make for book covers. It should be right there, on the front, because it’s never been more important to showcase the humanness of art. And also there are many times when I see a beautiful cover and wonder, “Who made this?”
I think artists should get to sign the art they make for book covers. It should be right there, on the front, because it’s never been more important to showcase the humanness of art. And also there are many times when I see a beautiful cover and wonder, “Who made this?”
May 18, 2026 at 9:56 PM
Possibly unpopular opinion?
I think artists should get to sign the art they make for book covers. It should be right there, on the front, because it’s never been more important to showcase the humanness of art. And also there are many times when I see a beautiful cover and wonder, “Who made this?”
I think artists should get to sign the art they make for book covers. It should be right there, on the front, because it’s never been more important to showcase the humanness of art. And also there are many times when I see a beautiful cover and wonder, “Who made this?”
He’d much rather ascribe humanness to an LLM than Muslims or trans people you see
(I make a "mouth" with the side of my hand and draw little eyes above it)
Richard Dawkins: hmmmm
(I put lipstick around the "mouth")
Richard Dawkins, suavely: well hello
Richard Dawkins: hmmmm
(I put lipstick around the "mouth")
Richard Dawkins, suavely: well hello
May 2, 2026 at 4:50 PM
He’d much rather ascribe humanness to an LLM than Muslims or trans people you see
Oh thank you… just what I needed…proof of humanness.
And I’m not crying ; it’s the onions in my coffee.
And I’m not crying ; it’s the onions in my coffee.
June 18, 2026 at 11:14 AM
Oh thank you… just what I needed…proof of humanness.
And I’m not crying ; it’s the onions in my coffee.
And I’m not crying ; it’s the onions in my coffee.
ICE concentration camps; one thing we never hear of: the process of transporting people. It’s not like they care about the humanness of this process. They move people across many miles, because they make money doing it. But these transports must be brutal in themselves.
April 23, 2026 at 1:41 AM
ICE concentration camps; one thing we never hear of: the process of transporting people. It’s not like they care about the humanness of this process. They move people across many miles, because they make money doing it. But these transports must be brutal in themselves.
I Stand with Humanness.
July 10, 2025 at 4:20 PM
I Stand with Humanness.
Humanness
#inkart #darkartist #monster #humanoid #artistonbluesky
#inkart #darkartist #monster #humanoid #artistonbluesky
November 8, 2023 at 2:37 PM
Humanness
#inkart #darkartist #monster #humanoid #artistonbluesky
#inkart #darkartist #monster #humanoid #artistonbluesky
Let's make her show her proof of humanness at the NYC border. She'll never get in.
March 19, 2026 at 7:13 PM
Let's make her show her proof of humanness at the NYC border. She'll never get in.
Denigration of humanity -- or, more precisely, humanness -- is everywhere. Newsrooms, IT departments, marketing departments, consultancies, certain academic areas, C-suites, social media. Everywhere you look, people are trying to remove as much humanness as they can from all human endeavor.
why do these rich men hate humanity (and crucially, themselves) so much
February 3, 2026 at 1:33 AM
Denigration of humanity -- or, more precisely, humanness -- is everywhere. Newsrooms, IT departments, marketing departments, consultancies, certain academic areas, C-suites, social media. Everywhere you look, people are trying to remove as much humanness as they can from all human endeavor.
Doom loops, rage, hopelessness... We may not be able to change what the next few years bring, but we can choose to hold on to an integrity within ourselves – recognising that humanness & life is complicated & conflicting, and we are living through phenomenal change.
My editorial on Trump's return 👇
My editorial on Trump's return 👇
Trump's Return: Keeping the Subtle Flame of Integrity Lit
By paying attention to our complex and often contradictory humanness, we can keep our integrity through chaos and disruption
bylinetimes.com
January 20, 2025 at 11:37 AM
Doom loops, rage, hopelessness... We may not be able to change what the next few years bring, but we can choose to hold on to an integrity within ourselves – recognising that humanness & life is complicated & conflicting, and we are living through phenomenal change.
My editorial on Trump's return 👇
My editorial on Trump's return 👇
Good morning, friends. Think of the quiet miracles that greet us before the day even begins. A steady breath, a rising sun, and a fresh start—so much is already going right. Let's lean into that gratitude, carry kindness in our hearts, and embrace our beautiful humanness today.
#Jaye’sMorningLight
#Jaye’sMorningLight
June 9, 2026 at 10:21 AM
Good morning, friends. Think of the quiet miracles that greet us before the day even begins. A steady breath, a rising sun, and a fresh start—so much is already going right. Let's lean into that gratitude, carry kindness in our hearts, and embrace our beautiful humanness today.
#Jaye’sMorningLight
#Jaye’sMorningLight
What I loved about Old Twitter was the way that, at its best, it showcased how smart and funny and weird and interesting people were. Its humanness. ❤️
I just thought of this and one of the longest-lasting threads I participated in on old Twitter. A thread that became a community. It was all wordplay, like a game, each response was a riddle and the next person would solve the riddle and post a new one. Went on for well over a year, all strangers.
The thing I loved most about Twitter was that I could post some nonsense and then happily spend hours reading the witty replies by the brilliant people I was fortunate enough to have as mutuals. I'm not just saying this, but this place has already surpassed that. See the replies to this for proof...
November 22, 2024 at 1:54 PM
What I loved about Old Twitter was the way that, at its best, it showcased how smart and funny and weird and interesting people were. Its humanness. ❤️
“In the depth of the woods, nature leaned into me, shading the ache of humanness with loyal loving trees.”
- Angie Welland Crosky
#forestfriday
#nature
#photography
- Angie Welland Crosky
#forestfriday
#nature
#photography
December 26, 2025 at 12:59 PM
“In the depth of the woods, nature leaned into me, shading the ache of humanness with loyal loving trees.”
- Angie Welland Crosky
#forestfriday
#nature
#photography
- Angie Welland Crosky
#forestfriday
#nature
#photography
Agree. Humanness, empathy, love. All missing in this administration
June 28, 2025 at 5:04 PM
Agree. Humanness, empathy, love. All missing in this administration
All the good feelings, too. It just loses all of the humanness. We should be ADDING humanness, not erasing it.
April 21, 2025 at 4:02 PM
All the good feelings, too. It just loses all of the humanness. We should be ADDING humanness, not erasing it.
What life is possible through the humanness of dreaming
November 15, 2024 at 5:37 AM
What life is possible through the humanness of dreaming
A funny thing about AI detection is as long as a “humanness” score can be assigned to text based on the words, an AI can optimize to maximize that score by changing the words
I ran an absolutely 100% human, zero AI-involvement at any stage passage of my writing through an "AI detector," curious if it could really tell human from AI work, and it said my own writing was "84% AI written" then asked I wanted to pay to have it "humanized." So there's that to keep in mind.
July 5, 2026 at 8:44 PM
A funny thing about AI detection is as long as a “humanness” score can be assigned to text based on the words, an AI can optimize to maximize that score by changing the words
I’ve said this before but the desperation to hold on to some unique marker of humanness, inimitable in nature, really only evokes one thing in history for me: the centuries of backlash to the theory of evolution.
I would expect similar radicalism to form now. Many here are part of it.
I would expect similar radicalism to form now. Many here are part of it.
September 19, 2026 at 5:24 PM
I’ve said this before but the desperation to hold on to some unique marker of humanness, inimitable in nature, really only evokes one thing in history for me: the centuries of backlash to the theory of evolution.
I would expect similar radicalism to form now. Many here are part of it.
I would expect similar radicalism to form now. Many here are part of it.
Can you understand now why Vulcans were so concerned when humans attained warp capability?
Meaning they could travel to other planets taking with them their humanness.
Meaning they could travel to other planets taking with them their humanness.
two men are sitting next to each other and one of them says totally illogical
ALT: two men are sitting next to each other and one of them says totally illogical
media.tenor.com
February 27, 2026 at 7:13 AM
Can you understand now why Vulcans were so concerned when humans attained warp capability?
Meaning they could travel to other planets taking with them their humanness.
Meaning they could travel to other planets taking with them their humanness.
jessica defino talks about how contemporary beauty culture is skewed towards the algorithmic gaze and rejection of "human" qualities: it's poreless, filtered, digitally and surgically altered, faces made uncanny through use of botox and filler. this kind of tech mirrors that rejection of humanness
New Nvidia DLSS Tech Gives Characters AI Slop Faces
https://kotaku.com/new-nvidia-dlss-tech-gives-characters-ai-slop-faces-2000679199
https://kotaku.com/new-nvidia-dlss-tech-gives-characters-ai-slop-faces-2000679199
March 16, 2026 at 7:57 PM
jessica defino talks about how contemporary beauty culture is skewed towards the algorithmic gaze and rejection of "human" qualities: it's poreless, filtered, digitally and surgically altered, faces made uncanny through use of botox and filler. this kind of tech mirrors that rejection of humanness
May 28, 2024 at 4:57 PM
I support trans people because I support the right of ALL people (zero exceptions) to have full human rights. Nothing changes that—race, sex, gender, orientation. None of that changed humanness.
December 4, 2024 at 1:21 PM
I support trans people because I support the right of ALL people (zero exceptions) to have full human rights. Nothing changes that—race, sex, gender, orientation. None of that changed humanness.
Thinking of the deeply personal thoughts about their own mortality that our aging current, future and former presidents must be having watching Carter's funeral. Moments of humanness.
January 9, 2025 at 3:22 PM
Thinking of the deeply personal thoughts about their own mortality that our aging current, future and former presidents must be having watching Carter's funeral. Moments of humanness.