How AI imagine the children are learning in Norway

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  1. Yep, that’s pretty much it. Only there is no blood sacrifice in this photo. Probably a photo for international media.

  2. The 3-4-5 triangle rule staaaaaaaaaaaaaates
    when the ratio 3:4:5 is preseeeeeeeeeeent
    as the side lengths of a triangle,
    the triiiiiaaaaaaangle is a right triiiiiiaaaaaaaaaangle.
    Which satisfies
    the Pythagorean Theorem
    WHICH STATES THAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAT
    the sum of the squaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaares
    of the two smaller siiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiides
    in a right triangleeeeeeeeeeeeeee
    equals the square of the
    LONG-EST SIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIDE
    SATAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAN

  3. Jeez AI art is so nightmarish. The more you look the more wrong it gets.
    -guitarist has an extra floating left hand and is missing his right thumb
    -that snare drum
    -A person in the far back appears to have stack of heads
    -is that a baby behind the guitarist?
    -wtf is that on the shelf??
    -oh wait there’s another guitar neck with another disembodied hand
    -is there a child under his chair??
    This picture is truly satanic

  4. This is just regular Norwegian childhood picture. It is Uncle Draugir playing songs about warriors splitting skulls for the children. Afterwards they burn a small model church. It’s very cozy.

  5. I feel like half of Norwegian death metal musicians are barnehage or school (music) teachers anyway, so this fits nicely in with the theme. The other half are tradies or mail carriers. And one is quite rich and makes wine.

  6. idk what I like more about this pic:

    the guitar growing out of the dude’s shoulder, being played by a disembodied arm reaching out of the mass of kids

    or the arm growing out of one of the kid’s heads to help play this dude’s guitar.

  7. To those thinking it’s makeup; it’s not. That’s how Norwegian people looks like after a winter and a rainy summer.

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