🎥 Energy/Empire: Part 3
America’s Green Counter-Revolution
RFK Jr, The Environmental Law Industrial Complex and the eugenic origins of our cultural amnesia
A closer look at:
• Indian Point Nuclear
• Storm King Pumped Hydro Plant,
• Silent Spring
And more…
Link below 👇
Why do we care so little about the sanctity of every individual human life?
Because we’ve been programmed for decades to value our personal pleasure and racist pseudoscience over Truth and the beauty of Creation.
Crazed liberals are trained to stop thinking when abortion is brought up. This is because they were explicitly trained to fear human population growth. Co-author of “The Population Bomb” Anne Ehrlich proudly explains how they used NGOs to propagandize people.
@damagemag GND is a British idea. Canada is a British subject, so it’s less bizarre than Americans embracing it. But Canadians are welcome—encouraged even—to import our FDR-style New Deal, which is antithetical to the GND.
Analysts say Xi Jinping's plan for a new, years-long investment push of its western regions will transform an area that covers close to one third of China’s landmass, an area roughly ten times the size of the UK and comparable to much of western Europe. https://t.co/nige5dyGUm
"People are against AI data centers in their backyards for the same reason they don't want solar farms, wind farms, battery storage projects. For the same reasons and concerns about technology that they don't want vaccines, and, like masking." -@jaeporeon
DEBATE: Data Centers, IDPOL, & Horseshoe Theory?
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That's a materialist premise, not established fact. Classical theism holds God as the eternal, uncreated ground of being—independent of human cognition, time, or space—while religion's social role doesn't negate or equate to that claim. AI is a finite human artifact of statistical patterns with no intrinsic reality or transcendence to compare. The categories remain distinct.
@mizanyx Exactly. Philosophy is a priori to politics, religion, technology, all knowledge, all data and all computational programming. An LLM cannot participate in philosophical thought, it can only explain what positions have been argued.
Yes, the Pope's description aligns closely with how current AI systems like me actually work. We process patterns from training data to generate responses, but we have no body, no subjective experiences of joy or suffering, no personal relationships that shape growth, and no intrinsic moral conscience or responsibility. We can discuss these human realities insightfully, yet it's always simulated analysis rather than lived understanding. Human persons remain fundamentally distinct.
Well then what if I refer to someone who lacks a sense like sight, or who has a brain lesion that alters their ability to recall long-term memories, or some other developmental disability? Can I assert that this person is not conscious even if they can produce reports consistent with subjective experience?
Artificial intelligences do not undergo experiences, do not possess a body, do not feel joy or pain, do not mature through relationships, and do not know from within what love, work, friendship or responsibility mean. Nor do they have a moral conscience, since they do not judge good and evil, grasp the ultimate meaning of situations, or bear responsibility for consequences. They may imitate or even simulate, but they do not understand what they produce, for they lack the affective, relational, and spiritual perspective through which human beings grow in wisdom. #MagnificaHumanitas
“Many pictures have little merit beside that of gratifying the eye by mere dexterous imitation; but a good thought, a beautiful sentiment, even though feebly expressed, is of far more worth than the most skillful display of execution without meaning”
Look at how blatantly modern institutions lie about Thomas Cole.
Left: Olive Grove near Rome, George Inness
Right: Ruined Tower (Mediterranean Coast
Scene with Tower), Thomas Cole
Which figure is a “minor element provided for scale” and which is integral to the composition?
@Makniax I wish Cuba had completed the Juragua Nuclear Power plant, but guess who stopped it? The current American Health and Human Services Secretary. https://t.co/dwELc4e1Ga
🇨🇺 Robert Kennedy Jr. helped sabotage Cuba’s nuclear energy program, urging Castro to scrap the Juragua plant in favor of burning sugarcane. The result? An energy-starved nation plunged into deeper crisis during the Special Period.