If it was artificial intelligence that generated Elisabeth Borne's speech, human beings still have a bright future ahead of them, the replacement system is not yet developed.
Neither breath, nor rhythm, nor variations of tone.
Sentences that parade, built on the chain, without ever the sensitivity, the spirit, the heart clinging to what they hear.
It's cold, it's flat, falsely technical, really blurry: metallic, robotic.
We think of Marc Bloch:
"Being precise means staying close to the concrete, it's not labeling empty drawers all the time."
It is true that the period is a bit confusing, but from the disorder of the moment, we thought we learned two lessons.
Politics had to regain its rights over technocracy and the government, out of necessity more than conviction, had to shift to the right.
Instead, we found the best sounds of the techno parade, and the immigration law, already timid symbol of the return of state authority, has…
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