tapestry - Word of the Day - Wed Jan 24, 2024 word of the day Entry posted by Myr in Word of the Day January 24 521 views Share https://gayauthors.org/blogs/entry/22500-tapestry-word-of-the-day-wed-jan-24-2024/ More sharing options... Followers 6 Quote tapestry - (noun) - a heavy woven cloth with decorative designs and pictures used as a wall hanging, etc Quote Medieval manors and castles adorned the walls with tapestries to hold in heat as much as to decorate. 4 3
Popular Comment drown 7,243 Posted January 24 Popular Comment It’s a good word for fantasy writing. I have overused it though I think 😂 4 2
Site Moderator Popular Comment drpaladin 81,577 Posted January 24 Site Moderator Popular Comment The most famous one is the Bayeux Tapestry. It is 230 feet long and depicts the events leading to the Norman Conquest of England. 5 1
Site Moderator Popular Comment drpaladin 81,577 Posted January 24 Site Moderator Popular Comment Though my first thought was the name of Carol King's best album. 3 4
Popular Comment JamesSavik 24,751 Posted January 24 Popular Comment Every good book or movie is a rich tapestry of character, setting, and plot skillfully woven together. AI may emulate the process, but can never give it soul. 3 5
Site Moderator drpaladin 81,577 Posted January 24 Site Moderator 2 hours ago, JamesSavik said: Every good book or movie is a rich tapestry of character, setting, and plot skillfully woven together. AI may emulate the process, but can never give it soul. Yet... 5
JamesSavik 24,751 Posted January 25 10 hours ago, drpaladin said: Yet... Never. Until an AI can laugh, cry, love, hate, be irrational, and feel its mortality, it can only emulate a soul. 4
Site Moderator drpaladin 81,577 Posted January 25 Site Moderator 35 minutes ago, JamesSavik said: Never. Until an AI can laugh, cry, love, hate, be irrational, and feel its mortality, it can only emulate a soul. There are people incapable of those. Does it make them less human? 4
JamesSavik 24,751 Posted January 25 3 hours ago, drpaladin said: There are people incapable of those. Does it make them less human? Our flaws define us as human. What a piece of work is man! :the Bard. He's old enough to know what's right But young enough not to choose it : Geddy Lee 2 1
Site Moderator drpaladin 81,577 Posted January 25 Site Moderator 16 minutes ago, JamesSavik said: Our flaws define us as human. What a piece of work is man! :the Bard. He's old enough to know what's right But young enough not to choose it : Geddy Lee By your logic, even machines are human. 1 1 1
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