Brazilian in Berlin. EN DE PT FR
Everything was beautiful and nothing hurt.
Brazilian in Berlin. EN DE PT FR
Everything was beautiful and nothing hurt.
the abyss, gazing back
Whenever people raise worry about the environmental impacts of AIgen megadatacenter rollout and then that Kind of Guy says well you don't know, actually it's probably very little, don't worry about it
- When they are publicly announcing the size of datacenters they want to roll out
- When they are building new gas power plants to supplement them
- When water is disappearing around the globe and it's disappearing in datacenter deployed areas even faster
- When we know that we are RUNNING OUT OF TIME on our climate clock already and should be prioritizing ABOVE ALL ELSE extending our clock
- When AI CEOs are saying they are going to build datacenters IN SPACE, the worst place for them you can think of
- When they are pushing for nuclear power with YOLO safety deregulation
It feels like gaslighting. Because it IS gaslighting.
We are running out of time on this planet. There is new space for hope with massive developments in renewables.
We don't have time for this. Don't bullshit us.
Seen near Holborn Station, on the route of the Unite the Kingdom rally. By the artist Frank Riot.
The poster says it better than most speeches:
When the scapegoats are gone, the borders are fortified, and the hatred has done its damage, the cost of living will still rise, the NHS will still be dying, and corporate vultures will still be picking our lives apart.
Who will they blame then?
What will they have gained?
A badge for barbarism against a backdrop of decay.