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​@usernameunderdevelopment People call him replaceable, because people are salty about him being one of the most popular streamers ever and because they don't like his political takes and the fact that he is practically impossible to cancel, because every hit-piece on him always only made him more popular, and in fact he's been farming his haters for content. I just checked his channel for the most recent react content. Same old method as before: Silver City, new gacha game trailer. He watched the 3-minute trailer and the 10-minute gameplay video. His video: 26 minutes. Watches a video on Pakistani internal politics, 5 minutes, his video 15 minutes. Watches a 10-ish minute summary on the P. Diddy trial, his video 27 minutes. I could go on, but you get the point. Also, his point with AI art isn't that this is so great. No, his take is simple cynicism: human effort doesn't matter. What matters is what can be easily and cheaply mass-produced at a fast pace. Ai art can. Human art cannot. Therefore, corporations will push AI art and given enough time and saturation, it will be normalized. The only way to avoid it would be to legislate the use of AI art. But, as he pointed out a lot of times, don't expect tech-related legislation to happen, when the lawmakers are tech-illiterate boomers who need assistants to write an e-mail. Lobbyists will run circles around them and laugh all the way to the bank. So artists, who are making a living as designers of logos, adds, etc. for corporations, better start looking for a new job, because they will be replaced within a decade and if they think "oh, but my art has soul" will save them or make any corporate suit care, they are delusional. Asmongold is a pragmatist cynic and a borderline nihilist. He cares not for emotional arguments. When he looks at a situation, his prime concern is "okay, what's the most likely outcome here and how can I adapt to that". He considers it to be the responsibility of the individual to be aware and not to be stupid to be scammed by corporations and politicians, but at the same time, he's aware that the average human is a complete moron. As such, his general take, is that if something self-destructive (on the scale of humanity), can be popularized, most people will happily vote for it, because most people are too stupid to look out for their own good. He basically looked at Trump from this angle. He's not exactly a fan of him, but at the same time, he predicted early on that he will win hard and even which demographics will mostly vote for him. For him, the Trump presidency is a funny meme where he can laugh at the most insane out-of-this-world takes, with the notion that "we can't change any of it anyway, people are too stupid for that, might as well make fun of it". He literally said that Trump will be an endless content farm for the next four years for him. This political content also made him more popular than before, propelling him into the number one political streamer position on Twitch. So he incorporated the political content into his regular schedule and that's where I left, because I'm not in the US, I don't want to hear about Trump's insanity day in, day out, I just want my chill gaming news.