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Jay-LeeCasual Contributor
If Hollywood made a re-make of "One Flew Over Cookoos Nest", today, what be different? Would they still end up stealing a boat and going fishing?
The more delusional your response the better. Maybe, it would be a comedy.
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tymeModerator
Hey @Jay-Lee ,
I see your post now 🙂
Hope you are okay.
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MaceySenior Contributor
Hijack Elon musk and rocket to Mars?
I'm convinced that man is an alien anyway and Jack Nicholas does too
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chibamSenior Contributor
@Jay-Lee It's kind of funny finding this topic here. I just watched an AI-generated comedy short where a character visits his GP for a sprained wrist, and the GP decides to treat it by performing an emergency lobotomy.
When the patient protests that that doesn't sound right, the doctor gives a response like: "Don't worry. Lobotomies are all the rage these days. Besides, I need to make my boat payment!"
I thought it was pretty funny & satisfying to see that this is what computers imagine human healthcare is like.
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Jay-LeeCasual Contributor
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RockdogSenior Contributor
I think there are so many good actors currently who could do a great re-make.
Joaquin Phoenix is sensational in the Joker.
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