Raw LLM Responses

14:48 there was a famous lady named Sarah Biffin who painted, despite having no arms by tucking her brush onto her clothes on her shoulder stumps. there are artists who paint with their mouths or feet because they have no hands. I'm not physically disabled, just neurological, but frankly creativity always finds a way. it's also way more accomplishing to create something yourself than just tell an algorithm what to spit out. even if it means finding ways to work around your handicap instead of taking the "easy way". there is no easy way in life if you want ti accomplish something. also I'm not physically disabled, but neurological and suffering from long lasting/reoccurring autistic burnouts that rob me of all my energy to function on a basic level let alone to create. that doesn't make me want to use AI to get around my inability to express myself creatively. I doodle when I can and I stop and maybe leave things unfinished when I can't continue or simply leave ideas in my head if I can't so much as to bring myself to even attempt to get it out on paper. an AI could never truly replicate what I envision anyway. besides my head is full of animation visuals. I love animation and imagine my own interpretations of scenes to songs and such. none of them will ever come to life, because I cannot animate. I don't have the endurance nor am I capable to keep the motivation to animate even small things and frankly the only way I'd *ever want* to bring them to life is with my own two hands or the help(only a bit of help, I want to stay involved in the process as much as possible) of an animation artist. I would never taint the expression emotions I want to convey with that with emotionally dead and expressionless AI tools that could never comprehend