@matrix
> actual creatives
> actual creatives
@matrix I can see the reality bleeding into fiction.
I can see fiction shaping culture.
I don't see that whole cycle happening on a loop measured in anything smaller than years.
@matrix then folklore culture is schizophrenic as fuck, I mean elves and goblins are pretty much directly taken from celtic/nordic cultures, where you have full blown morality and shit into tales. Sure they're not "real" but they're close enough to it so that one heavily influences the other.
@matrix That reminds me, Goombas are a racist caricature of the African Pygmy, being stomped on for fun by White Europeans in the XIX Century, even though they are the least dangerous of peoples and you could easily jump over them and move on. Nintendo needs to address it.
@matrix what's going on here
@moonman
Guy on Twitter read description of orcs in DnD and called it racist because it reminded him of black people so everybody had chime in and so Orcs became a trending topic on Twitter.
@matrix this is the same as the furry problem, weirdos get on the internet and find more people like themselves, and then think their ideas are popular.
At least she admits she can't distinguish between reality and fiction. I'm pretty sure that's some form of schizophrenia.