“Waters of March” by Art Garfunkel, originally sung in Portuguese as “Águas de Março” by Antônio Carlos Jobim, is about spring in Brazil as an allegory for life: how it continues on despite our best efforts to control it. It reminds us how with the ugly, comes the beautiful.

The only thing worse than bad art made by human beings is bad art made by robots because the terrible quality cannot be attributed to lived experience.