Portmanteauteur. Junk food connoisseur. Always rooting for the underdog. Amigo de todos los gatos y también de los perros chatos.
![Furious femme
There are people who sense something isn't right with the anti-ai crowd. They see the cult of absolutism, lack of nuance, and absence of reason and it reminds them of other times that pattern happened.
Post-9/11 wars, islamophobia, transphobia, that cuck thing in 2015, etc.
But they don't know why.
Thembo
Are you comparing anti-ai sentiment to the invasion of Iraq, Islamophobia, transphobia, and cuckoldry?
JCorvinus
AIphobia & transphobia are nearly identical bigotires.
"You'll never be a real x because [bioessentialism]"
"We'll extract value from you but not recognize your personhood"
"We can always tell"
"You're a dangerous impostor invading single x spaces"
"Seeing you as valid is a psychotic delusion"](https://cdn.bsky.app/img/feed_thumbnail/plain/did:plc:xfqk2gbbnndmhvuk24kjtdud/bafkreibwos6g5bhd5tcx3p4ruqpvnkxoiydiemrd32eyafwdbewjhe3sky)
![Mentions in historical texts and media
The names pasta alla carbonara and spaghetti alla carbonara are unrecorded before the Second World War; notably, it is absent from Ada Boni's 1930 La cucina romana (lit. 'Roman cuisine'). [8] The 1931 edition of the Guide of Italy of the TCI describes a pasta (strascinati) dish from Cascia and Monteleone di Spoleto, in Umbria, whose sauce contains whipped eggs, sausage, and pork fat and lean, which could be considered as a precursor of carbonara, although it does not contain any cheese. [12]
The name carbonara first appears in print in 1950, when the Italian newspaper La Stampa described it as a Roman dish sought out by American officers after the Allied liberation of Rome in 1944.[13]](https://cdn.bsky.app/img/feed_thumbnail/plain/did:plc:xfqk2gbbnndmhvuk24kjtdud/bafkreibg5li46qppamtm3z5p4he7qjs7i42fb7rc4ghscyztnuynyeo4ui)
Portmanteauteur. Junk food connoisseur. Always rooting for the underdog. Amigo de todos los gatos y también de los perros chatos.