The Earth gave us drinkable water, fertile soil, forests, sunlight, oceans, and everything we needed to sustain life. Then humanity built systems of war, debt, and economic structures that too often put power and profit ahead of people and the planet.
a lot of people being surprised by this clearly haven't worked in kitchens. *most* regulations are only fully upheld when they know that an inspection is imminent. we have a bigger issue with humans only doing the right thing if there's consequences
🗣️ Let me be very clear for those of you in the back: If bringing down the largest child sex trafficking, torturing, and experimentation pedoccultist ring in our known history will collapse the world as we know it… then the world as we know it needs to collapse.
Haunting of Hill House will always be one of my favourite horror watches ever. So much depth and so much heart! never expected a horror story to have so many layers of grief, love and family
AUGUST IS GOING TO BE A GOOD MONTH.
AUGUST IS GOING TO BE A GOOD MONTH.
AUGUST IS GOING TO BE A GOOD MONTH.
AUGUST IS GOING TO BE A GOOD MONTH.
AUGUST IS GOING TO BE A GOOD MONTH.
AUGUST IS GOING TO BE A GOOD MONTH.
AUGUST IS GOING TO BE A GOOD MONTH.
Actually, If you had told me 10 years ago that a billionaire would accuse humans of drinking too much water in 2026 because data centres need it to power the Al tech that is now threatening our entire way of life, I would have told you to write a better Bond villain, because wtf?
I wasn't sold on those first images from Mike Flanagan's 'CARRIE.' They felt strangely flat to me.
Then I watched the teaser.
Completely different reaction. This feels like a coming-of-age horror story first and a remake second, and I think that's exactly the right approach.
I took a break from X for several days. I discovered that the outside world knows nothing about what's actually going on. It's pretty astonishing actually — mainstream news is just a homogenized, sanitized, and corporatized information desert.
Activist Erin Brockovich who won
PG&E case and won $333 million as settlement for the poisoned families, is now coming after big Al data centres for damaging nature.