This... is NOT heresy.

Someday there will be time... someday...

S.L.U.C.T.

"I make a killing posing for greeting cards."

And, in time, so did Garfield.

Girl is tired of capchas, junk fees, and other irritations when using big tech apps and websites, she then fights and kills the physical manifestation of all of those annoyances. But it turns out that there's a large fee for killing the physical manifestation of those annoyances. The central theme is that regardless of what you do, the big tech companies will get what they want in the end.

Link.

"Isn't that just the wrong way?"

"Yes, but FASTER!"

IT'S AFRAID!

Full blown Kermit freakout in that last panel!

in Seeming Violation of X's Policies

But of course. That is why he bought the company -- to become un-bannable.

If you have some free time and aren't easily depressed, go ahead and look up the backgrounds of your favorite, recently ascendant artists. Many, if not most of them come from privileged backgrounds, have wealthy spouses, trust funds, or familial industry connections.

And while I personally don't think that such advantages necessarily diminish the importance of their art, just think of how much more potentially moving and profound work we'll never see just because the people who should be making it never got chance to develop, since they've been too busy just trying to keep a roof over their heads.