Raw LLM Responses

14:27 Alright so I'll speak for myself, I'm not diagnosed with anything due to money issues but I show symptoms of autism and adhd and social anxiety, none of these things stop me from making art, tbh I think they actually HELP me in creating my whole life around the topic of art. My comic book series I work on is my hyperfixation and even tho I struggle with consistency (since it's not like a job where you literally have to show up or you'll get fired), I still do it and it has a huge meaning for me, I express my interpretation of the world through this work (for now it's mostly my personal writing, I have first chapter out and I'm close to finishing second chapter; the whole first volume with 7 chapters is sketched) and NO AI would make this effort more MINE. I started to draw as a little kid and it was my form of escapism, I do think this is sort of a "superpower" of mine, maybe this mysterious "talent" AI bros keep crying about. Love. On reddit there's a place called r/artisticallyill where folks with all kinds of struggles create art, on their own, and so often I see smth truly unique there. Disabled people are perfectly fine on their own. Those who think they can't create bc of their disability, I think this is their personal issue with motivation, confidence, self-worth, the conviction that they HAVE to create in a very specific way - but not with the actual disability. It's their negative mindset that stops them. And lack of creativity. Creativity is about finding ways to make smth, even when it seems you face unfixable obstacles. Creativity rises with LESS tools, less advanced tools. Creativity rises with boredom. Today's world is oversaturated with information. Like Miyazaki sensei said, "the world ends, people lost their confidence".