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this post was submitted on 29 Mar 2025
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Imagine arguing that flavor is what is important in a dish and not the type of knife used to cut the vegetables, and have someone respond he'd rather drink piss.
Its more like arguing a soulless robot should make your food built upon stolen recipes, not only are the recipes stolen but that robot cannot taste nor understand flavor. All it understands is the words of the recipes and sometimes not even that, it than needs to make new recipes without being able to taste it. Your food will taste as bland and souless as the robot who cannot taste it, even if it does taste good you'll know its basically just a worse version based on stolen recipes.
Bruh a "stolen" recipe made by a robot tastes exactly the same as a purchased recipe made by a human. "Love" is not actually a real ingredient in a meal.
And all things being equal... I would rather have a robot serve me than coerce some human.
It simply is, premade and mass produced machine food simply doesn't taste as good as if you make it yourself (if you're decent at cooking)
Yes but in this analogy, the Twitter user is saying burned toast is always better then the finest processed foods.
I will always attribute more value to human made images, just like I attribute more value to hand painted pieces compared to digitally painted pieces, but I dont attribute it disproportionately as to create two rigid categories.
I'm just saying broad sweeping statements don't make much sense and are an awful way to judge and consume art.
I mean I eat food made by a robot basically every day and it's pretty good.