@hananc they are not just entirely pointless I am not reply-guy hater, in fact, I find this kind of Internet debate kind of amusing, it is somehow how we were always doing. I am bit of an aerospace nerd myself, so I must acknowledge, that some of the comments have pretty good point.

But if you ask me, if this is the way, how the federated nerdom of Internet is going to beat the combined Trumpism, Elonism, Putinism, and other mad -isms, plagueing the world these days... well, I am not sure. But is is marginally funny.

Of course, they are missing the whole spectrum of possible symbolic meanings of that sculpture in public space, which on the other hand seems so obvious to some people, that they don't even bother to comment. But maybe it is obvious, but people choose to comment in a silly way, because it is more fun. This is why I posted this. I need to figure it out...

Anyway, the space capsule artifact is a good job.

@archaeohistories

@archaeohistories how many reply-guys are needed to replace thrusters on a failed space capsule filled with err... cement or concrete?

@emilymbender There is word for seeing human faces in non-living things: pareidolia....

Maybe the AI craze (or rather: the craze using AI not for what it was intended) is the latest form of pareidolia.

@forever_archives @emilymbender I don't want to argue, but I have to remind you, that there are also other languages and in some them, like ours, are words for non-living, non-human and non-animal things gendered a lot. And In French, there is even no neutral gender...