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02:27 Technically, the plane they took the name from was Italian, so by Italian pronunciation rules this spelling would result in a hard "g". However, Miyazaki and the rest of 'em say it with a soft "g", so y'know. I guess both would be correct 15:48 My friend has taken to saying "I put it in ChatGPT" instead of "I looked it up" like a normal person, and I am honestly losing it a little bit. Like, at least LIE to me that you googled it, it's even quicker to type that WHY do I have to know that this information came from AI when we've literally just had a serious conversation about AI and about why I personally prefer to stay away from it. Like bro, fr? 20:29 Isn't that what collaborative work has always been for? "No man is an island"? Sure, the Renaissance Man is the ideal, but it's definitely not the norm. If you have perfected your writing, you go out and find someone passionate and interested enough to do the art for you. If you have reached the heights of poetry, you go read it to an inspired composer who will do the music. If you have spent decades working on your visual art capabilities, you search for an author to keep your creative spark alive with their words. There is a reason why it normally takes many, many people to make a movie, or a game, or a comic, or to put on an expensive show for a huge audience. But there is also a reason why many of the ideas that led to the creation of said movie, game, or comic were born in college dorms between friends, and why many of the huge successful bands started in garages and bars, playing for 3 random people and a bored rat in the corner It's not unreachable, it has never been. People just want an easier way out, so they pretend like we're "gatekeeping art" by not letting them do whatever the hell they want and flaunt it like it's real work that required dedication and effort and gave results that are worth spending time on