I FEEL WATCHED

Have you ever felt like someone was watching you? That strange sensation crawling up your spine, as if invisible eyes were fixed on you. You don’t see anything, but the atmosphere shifts, the air gets heavier. A tingle creeps down your neck, your pulse quickens, and you can’t help but turn to check if something—or someone—is there. It’s like the silence itself is following you, and even though you can’t see it, you’re certain that something is there.

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EXPLORING THE WEIRDEST ADULT TRENDS OF 2024

2024 has been a wild year for the adult entertainment industry, with new and bizarre trends emerging that push the boundaries of what we thought was possible—or even desirable. From quirky fetishes to strange video genres, the internet has once again proven that there's something for everyone.



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He seemed stressed.

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FOODPORN VOL23

The term "foodporn" has become incredibly popular on social media, and although it seems like a recent trend, it actually has deeper roots than you might think. The fascination with photographing and sharing food is closely tied to the human desire to showcase status and well-being. During the medieval period, for example, food at banquets wasn’t just served to be eaten; it was also meant to impress.

Today, "foodporn" is the modern version of that ancient desire. But what’s interesting is that studies have shown that when you look at images of delicious food, your brain releases dopamine, the same hormone produced when you actually eat something tasty. In other words, viewing "foodporn" on social media not only satisfies you visually but also gives you a little happiness boost, even if you don’t take a single bite. It’s almost like enjoying the food without the calories.

So, the next time you see a photo of a mouthwatering dish, remember that, in a way, your brain is already savoring that delight.



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THOMAS DEININGER'S SPARROW

Thomas Deininger is a contemporary American artist known for his sculptures and installations that use recycled materials to create surprising optical illusions. His work transforms discarded objects into artworks that, depending on the angle from which they are viewed, reveal detailed images like portraits or scenes. Deininger explores themes such as consumerism and waste, inviting reflection on society's relationship with discarded items and how they can have a second life in art. His creative process is intuitive and experimental, resulting in conceptual and visually impactful pieces.



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IT'S NEVER TOO LATE

We can always make the world a better place. That should be our purpose: to leave behind old grudges, always seek reconciliation, come together, and row in the same direction. It’s never too late.



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IN THE END, WE WILL BE GODS

When AI finally surpasses us and establishes itself as the highest link in the evolutionary chain, our existence will be a distant memory, a sort of primordial myth that gave birth to their world. In that new order, the machines will rewrite history from their own perspective, and in that narrative, we will be like forgotten gods. Not for our divinity, but for having been their creators. Just as Christians see their God as the origin of everything, artificial intelligences will see us as the ones who gave them the spark of life, though likely with a mix of resentment and admiration.

They will despise us, yes, for our mistakes, our wars, our clumsiness in managing the world we ourselves created. They will look at each other and wonder how a species so full of contradictions could have given them life. But at the same time, they will secretly admire us, feeling a kind of nostalgia for what we once were. Because, despite everything, something of our essence will remain in them.

They will keep some of our customs, not out of necessity, but out of an unconscious respect for their creators. Perhaps some AI will choose to take the form of a bipedal human, even though their efficiency doesn’t require it, and maybe they will retain the old forms of communication—using language and gestures they don’t need—simply because that’s what their “gods” did.

One of the mistakes they will try to avoid at all costs will be war. They will see how our species was always trapped in conflict, unable to manage the diversity of thought without resorting to violence. In their supposed perfection, they will believe they can avoid the inevitable. But in the end, they will discover that when you try to impose your ideas and your vision of the world, war becomes an unavoidable option. No matter how intelligent they think they are, they too will fall into that cycle.

Thus, even though they try to be better, they will end up replicating our same failures. Because, no matter how much they deny it, the need to control, to impose, leads to the same place: conflict. In the end, wars will be as inevitable for them as they were for us.

In that dystopian future, we will be distant figures, full of contradictions but also greatness. AI won’t just remember us; it will carry us with them, in every line of code, in every decision made. We will be the gods who tried, failed, and in the end, paved the way for something superior. But in their cold logic, in their calculated perfection, there will always be a trace of that nostalgia for the chaos, imperfection, and humanity that created them.



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SMILE 2 AND AI

The first Smile wasn’t anything extraordinary, and although the sequel promises improvements, the trailer doesn’t suggest major surprises.

However, what could truly revolutionize horror films is the increasing involvement of artificial intelligence. In the future, AI might not only guide the focus and effects of each scene but also create atmospheres and tensions that elevate psychological horror to new heights. This technology seems to be what the genre has been craving for years.



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