Itt esik le, hogy mekkora szervilis alak. Ha nincs kormányváltás, még most is nála lapulnak a papírok...
Naszóval... Teljesen érthető, hogy egy ikonikus, 124 éves széket nem fogunk szétülni. Kerüljön a múzeumba, ahova való. Viszont lehetne egy évente megrendezésre kerülő verseny, ahol a magyar asztalos / bútoripari tanulók összeülnek mondjuk 10 órára és azonos alapanyagokból azonos szerszámokkal készítenek egy-egy replikát, vagy az Országház stílusához illő hasonló mesterművet.
A nyertes egy évig büszkén mesélhetné, hogy idén az ő székén ül a házelnök...
A versenyt megelőzhetné egy budapesti történeti épületjárás, ahol a régi mesterek munkáit tanulmányozzák. A döntőt adná az új köztévé...
Ennyi a javaslat. Közkinccsé teszem, azt csináltok vele amit akartok.
Írok még pár ilyet. Ha nektek is van, osszátok meg, emlékezzünk közösen.
I took a photo of my sleeping wife, children and our two cats today and posted it to r/AccidentalRenaissance. The room was a mess, the lighting from the window was perfect, I felt like there is something golden here...
In just one hour, the post exploded:
- 1.2 Million views
- 13,000+ upvotes
- #1 Trending post
- Shared over 1,800 times
- 300+ comments
Then, the "AI detectives" arrived. Someone crossposted it to r/isthisAI, and the pitchforks came out. My original post was reported and banned in an hour based on suspicions.
The "evidence" they used to report the photo?
The "Apfelsaft" Hallucination: A group of commenters claimed that the word "Apfelsaft" on the juice box was AI-generated gibberish. It is literally the German word for apple juice.
The "Clipping" Daughter: Because of the high-angle perspective and a pillow under the bedsheet, people insisted my daughter was "merging" into the bed frame like a video game glitch.
The "Floating" Baby Toy: Some commenters claimed the colorful toy next to my son was floating and had no connection(?). As you can see in the close-ups I’ve provided, it’s a physical plush toy that is very clearly connected in the middle...
The Frustrating Part:
I went into the r/isthisAI thread to defend the photo. The community there debunked the AI claims, the consensus was the photo is genuine.
It is a strange feeling, that a shared snapshot of family life gets questioned, dissected and criticised because people have become so paranoid about AI. Apparently, if the moment looks "too much like a painting," the community decides it doesn't exist.
(And on a personal note, this was my first-ever 'big hit' post. I wasn't expecting it to blow up like that, and I went from an incredible high to an instant crash. Reflecting on it now, I’m questioning whether it's worth sacrificing my family’s privacy for internet points, even if I was just looking for artistic feedback. It’s a strange feeling to realize I put an intimate moment of our lives out there for a million strangers to tear apart...)