/lit/ - Literature

>>23357841
>It's not real quote. Sanderson is dumb, but not that dumb.
That's sort of a relief but I've seen some of his videos, and sometimes he does use Tolkien as an example of "soft magic" and said things like "Y'know, like how Gandalf just does whatever and it's magic and that's it" I get that he's over-simplifying for lectures for college students that may only be aquintance with the movie adaptions but I still think it's a bad understanding of Tolkien's "magic system." Maybe he just comes across like that to me and if actually engaged in conversation he does have more insight into the fantasy genre, maybe he does have a very shallow approach to things, who knows.

>>23324365
Hey anons, let's say I write a book (or comic book maybe) and print out like, a hundred copies and manage to sell them all. Let's say I live in LATAM but since I write in English and have an small following online mainly from US and Canada the copies I print were cheap to produce and costed Pesos but sold for Dollars... Would that make me the most profitable author alive? Certainly in the top 10% or so.

>Mom is an English teacher
>she's worried about students using ChatGPT to write essays for her class
>she and some other teachers decide that they can just give the essays to ChatGPT and ask it if they were written by AI
>I write a paragraph by myself, give it to ChatGPT, and ask it if it was written by AI
>it says yes
What are the implications of this?

Another year where I'm the only one who votes for Euripides...