"President Donald Trump has posted what appears to be a doctored image of a large, golden eagle attached to the White House's Truman Balcony on social media—the latest in a series of altered or AI-generated images the president has shared in recent months...According to CNN, the image has details in its metadata that indicate it was created with Google AI.The outlet also noted that the image did not appear to be real because of differences between the railings in the picture and the real-life Truman Balcony.The shield in the image also has 11 stars, whereas the traditional version has 13 to reflect the 13 states at the time the United States was founded."
The original digital artist may have used 11 stars to represent the 11 states in the Confederacy.
I'd leave the chipmunks where they are but get rid of your idiotic , self absorbed, dyed in the head, illiterate, narrow mouthed, lying, stealing, abusive, disrespectful, so called president instead.
ReplyDeleteLure him into his ballroom bunker then seal it with expanding foam!
DeleteWhere are all the fiscal conservatives? I guess they're willing to pay any price as long as white men benefit.
ReplyDeleteIt does not cost much to make an AI generated picture...and how do white men (or anyone) benefit from the picture?
DeleteHow much is it costing to wreck the White House and impose tariffs on a whim? Conservatives don't care as long as women and minorities are being put in their place.
DeleteI hope one of the missing stars is my state!
ReplyDelete"The original digital artist may have used 11 stars to represent the 11 states in the Confederacy."
ReplyDeleteCan't rule it out but more likely "Hanlon's Razor" - "Never attribute to malice that which is adequately explained by stupidity."
Given this administration it's most likely malice and stupidity.
DeleteThey are clearly pining for Civil War II.
DeleteIt should be noted that the White House did not become the home of the President until 1800, so its 250th year is still 24 years away...
ReplyDeleteJohn Adams and his wife moved into the WH on November 1, 1800. It was not even finished yet. Construction began in 1792,