I think I have an example of pre-Modern memetic art: when a painter presents his version of a scene of a known story, usually Biblical or of a saint. Michelangelo, Verrocchio, and Donatello all have their own opus of boyhood David standing post-Goliath slaying. Paul Gauguin's "Spirit of the Dead Watching" is a take on Edouard Manet's "Olympia."
Thanks for the epi, great novel ideas at the end there. What is his Substack? I couldn’t catch it in the audio and didn’t see it in the podcast description. Thanks
I think I have an example of pre-Modern memetic art: when a painter presents his version of a scene of a known story, usually Biblical or of a saint. Michelangelo, Verrocchio, and Donatello all have their own opus of boyhood David standing post-Goliath slaying. Paul Gauguin's "Spirit of the Dead Watching" is a take on Edouard Manet's "Olympia."
Thanks for the epi, great novel ideas at the end there. What is his Substack? I couldn’t catch it in the audio and didn’t see it in the podcast description. Thanks
Good stuff, gents.
I might have a little something to say about the usefulness of "Ai coders". Short answer: blind, deaf spaghetti chefs.