Ben Stier

Im very proud of this no-budget sci-fi film we made. About AI, and a possible future we all face. amazon.com/Girl-Without-E…

Artists have to break their own hearts for their art. That’s how the good stuff gets out.

My indie sci-fi feature film now streaming on Apple TV! tv.apple.com/us/movie/girl-…

@tendenciaytuits I made a film about this. tv.apple.com/us/movie/girl-… On Apple TV

“Eternidad” 🔥 Elon Musk acaba de soltar la bomba más grande de la historia: la extinción de la muerte. No en un paper académico. No en una conferencia formal. Lo tiró al pasar, como si nada, en medio de una cumbre. Musk: “Vas a tener una interfaz cerebral completa que básicamente es una forma de inmortalidad. Tu estado mental se guarda. Estás respaldado en un disco duro.” 💾🧠 El mundo todavía cree que Neuralink es un aparatito médico para que un paralítico mueva un cursor con la mente. Están mirando la herramienta que va a romper la civilización… y solo ven el primer uso. Y sigue: “Siempre podés restaurar ese cerebro en un cuerpo biológico nuevo… o en un robot, lo que sea.” Tus recuerdos. Tu personalidad. Tu “yo” consciente. Todo guardado, respaldado y transferible cuando el hardware original falle. Eso ya no es medicina. Eso es cancelar el contrato más antiguo de la humanidad. Toda civilización se construyó sobre una sola certeza inquebrantable: Naces → vives unas décadas → te vas. La religión, las leyes de herencia, la economía, el derecho, la filosofía… todo fluye de esa verdad. La gente se termina. Sacá esa verdad del medio y no estás reformando la sociedad… estás sacando el pasador de todas las estructuras que la sostienen. 💥 Después Musk lo conectó con la carrera de la IA: “Vamos tan rápido hacia la superinteligencia digital que quizás ella resuelva el problema por nosotros. Mientras tanto, seguimos avanzando con nuestras computadoras de carne.” Computadoras de carne. No es chiste negro. Es la especificación técnica exacta. La verdadera razón por la que miles de millones se están tirando a la superinteligencia no es productividad ni chatbots. Es el problema más viejo y desesperante de la especie: cómo no morir. Cada fundador que inyecta capital en esta carrera no está solo creando una empresa. Está construyendo un reloj que pueda ganarle a su propia biología. ⏳ El viejo mundo aceptaba el final y planificaba alrededor de él. Los nuevos constructores no. Ellos están ingenierizando directamente contra el final. Y acá viene la pregunta que nadie quiere hacerse: Todo lo urgente que hiciste, cada riesgo que tomaste, cada momento que realmente importó… fue impulsado por la conciencia silenciosa de que tu tiempo se acababa. La mortalidad no era solo lo que te mataba. Era lo que te hacía moverte. ⚡ Los constructores quieren eliminarla. Y nadie todavía preguntó: ¿qué carajo ponemos en el lugar de la única fecha límite que la especie humana alguna vez respetó?

@elonmusk Ya know, I'm just not gunna trust anyone that puts their shoes on my white chairs. They are just not a person that respects anything. Details matter.

They stole a nonprofit. It’s not right.

@Cr7Godbrand None of these points matter. Just get up and make art. Execute on your artwork.

Camille paglia explains why there are no great female artists.

You must be the hopeless love for your art.

Netflix should be about $60 per month with all the value it delivers. Renting a movie was $3 to $5 bucks back in the day and you had it for 3 days. And under that system indie and studio filmmakers thrived. Now it’s different. No need to blame Netflix for price hiking, it’s still cheap for what you get, but awesome and great to setup your own owned content on a server for yourself. If you like movies, support movies don’t be a thief, that’s all I’m saying.

Seriously? AGAIN??

Artists don’t fear what they don’t understand. They create it. Then they understand it.

@SheExclaimed Keep it up! It’s what gets art made.

@zeuez guilty

Artists are delusional

@WallStreetApes This weapon is in my indie film “Girl Without End” fun times ahead.

A new type of weapon has been found, that can shoot a “beam” from several hundred feet “Three independent sources from different agencies tell us that undercover Homeland security agents purchased a miniaturized microwave weapon from a complex Russian criminal network —We are told it doesn't look anything like a gun. It's designed to be concealed and small enough to be carried by a person. It is silent and doesn't create heat like a microwave oven. Our sources say the device is programmable for different scenarios and can be operated by remote control. The range of the beam is several hundred feet”

There’s something down there, in your soul. Let your Art pull it out .

@ATRightMovies He’s actually pretty accurate on a lot of things. But critics tend to hate the short lived phenomenon of the block buster.

Film critic John Simon destroyed STAR WARS when it was released in 1977.

@SheExclaimed Thanks for watching! Hope you enjoyed it!

@zeuez “Tastes like Sunny-D”✨👌✨ Pure talent. Is there somewhere it would be helpful for me to leave a review?

My no budget sci-fi film streaming for free on Fawesome! Support indie film and check it out! 😍 Watch Now On Fawesome fawesome.tv/movies/1056806…

@SheExclaimed Thanks! It’s an indie sci-fi thriller, about a women trying to rescue her father that is trapped in a computer! Enjoy!

@zeuez Amazing!✨What is the subject? And are there any CW/TW?

@Noirchick1 It’s so nostalgic it hurts.

Charlie Chaplin composed the beautiful instrumental music for the end of "Modern Times" that later became the hit song "Smile" made famous by Nat King Cole...Simply beautiful ............

If there is no risk of failure, there is no reward of success.

@VHSDVDBLURAY4K Wel… there is Holst and the Planets… so there was some great building blocks… BUT- ET might be one of the best scores ever.

I will die on this hill! John Williams is on the same level as Bach, Beethoven or Mozart

Being honest with your art is the only way that it will grow. If you cheat and lie to yourself about it, there is no way you will discover what it could be.