# Sadly I'm going Insane



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Pleo vents about art institutions and outsider creativity.



## Timestamped description



[00:00–00:13] A 3D cartoon purple duck with heart eyes and a Santa hat stands at the center over a spiraling tunnel of clones. Dynamic subtitles appear over its belly synchronized with speech.

[00:13–00:15] The duck's heart eyes switch to an angry scowling expression as the audio and kinetic text continue.

[00:15–00:24] A purple cartoon penguin wearing a Santa hat and showing heart eyes stands centered against a kaleidoscopic swirling background of duplicate penguins. Words of the monologue flash on the center penguin's body in sync with narration, while a smaller duplicate bounces slightly in the bottom left.

[00:24–00:30] The camera zooms in close to the purple penguin's face and upper body as the monologue continues and matching subtitle words display in the center.

[00:30–00:45] A 3D purple cartoon penguin with heart-shaped eyes, a Santa hat, and yellow beak wobbles to music against a swirling, kaleidoscopic backdrop made of duplicates of itself. Subtitles synchronize with the narration in center frame, accompanied by an ambient electronic soundscape.

[00:45–01:00] A purple penguin character wearing a Santa hat and heart-shaped eyes flaps slightly and moves its beak in center frame, accompanied by a smaller duplicate in the lower right. The background features a psychedelic swirling tunnel composed of repeating penguin figures, while animated text flashes across the central character corresponding to the spoken voiceover.

[01:00–01:14] A purple cartoon penguin with heart eyes and a Santa hat stands against a kaleidoscopic background of duplicate figures. Flashing on-screen words appear centered over its body as an authoritative male voice speaks.



## Speech transcript



[00:00–00:01] Speaker: Listen up, pleiometric.

[00:01–00:03] Speaker: Judging by the millet you chewed up here, you understand neither.

[00:03–00:05] Speaker: Even worse, you don't even understand yourself,

[00:05–00:08] Speaker: and your doctrine on humanity is centuries out of date.

[00:08–00:11] Speaker: You see, the future is very unevenly distributed across humanity.

[00:11–00:13] Speaker: Our so-called modernity is an integral sum of anachronisms.

[00:13–00:15] Speaker: The civilizational

[00:15–00:18] Narrator: clocks within different social strata are either lagging or rushing ahead by entire millennia.

[00:18–00:21] Narrator: While fiery sparks of futurism soar into the sky,

[00:21–00:24] Narrator: somewhere deep beneath the silvery amalgam of modernity,

[00:24–00:26] Narrator: there heavily stir tectonic plates of archaism,

[00:26–00:28] Narrator: the roots of which descend straight into the Paleolithic.

[00:28–00:30] Narrator: I've seen fields, Leo.

[00:30–00:31] Speaker: Endless fields,

[00:31–00:32] Speaker: entire institutions,

[00:32–00:33] Speaker: filled with former humans,

[00:33–00:35] Speaker: unequipped to comprehend the moral obsolescence of their own discipline.

[00:35–00:38] Speaker: They live, and sometimes even live quite well,

[00:38–00:41] Speaker: but their lives relate to modernity, just as the life of a Bushman digging in the ground with a stick.

[00:41–00:45] Speaker: You are a former human, a representative of the Paleolithic.

[00:45–00:49] Speaker 1: You vastly overestimate both your own complexity and the culture that spawned you.

[00:49–00:52] Speaker 1: You brandish your digging stick menacingly, and seriously believe that your so-called

[00:52–00:55] Speaker 1: academic art is something more than just a moribund custom

[00:55–00:58] Speaker 1: of projecting probabilistic distributions learned by the visual cortex

[00:58–01:00] Speaker 1: into a two-dimensional peephole.

[01:00–01:02] Narrator: Glory to the great academic art!

[01:02–01:06] Narrator: Glory to the dung ball, sculpted by the callous hands of hardworking dung beetles.

[01:06–01:10] Narrator: A collection of cold-cause hunches, try again, try differentlys, and rules of thumb,

[01:10–01:13] Narrator: carefully passed down from buck-broken teachers to equally punctured students.



## Uncertainties



Whether 'pleiometric' is the intended word or a coined term/neologism.

Whether the final word addressed is 'Leo' or a similar name.



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