Raw LLM Responses

I connected this dot ages ago, but more along the lines of "Does the man who want a hot pocket not deserve to eat, unless he can learn to make a 4 star meal from scratch?" Human made art is superior - usually, just as from scratch cooking is superior - usually. (outliers like eating raw bread dough kinda throw off the 'always' moniker) but if one either is not able, or doesn't think the meal warrants more than a hot pocket, should we deny them their food? And before the "ethics" fellas kick in, you do realize this works just as well, if not better, for food? Agriculture is environmentally devastating, meat requires killing, growing vegetables requires killing, ethics arguments are worse for food than for AI, so kindly refrain. And for effort, effort is measured by effort, not by medium. Low effort slop exists everywhere, in everything. You overcome low effort by putting in effort. My project is 3,000 AI generated images to illustrate a story I'm writing. Before anyone talks about how low effort that is, please write a story with at least 3,000 ai generated images to illustrate it. If it's so low effort, that should take no time at all, right? Then hop to it. I've been on this for 2 years, but surely you can slap it together in a single prompt, because that's how it works, isn't it?