@sarpongz I made an Ice/Dragon regional form, with a baby evolution !
In colder seas, they were far from humans activity, so they grew bigger and wilder.
TODAY: Flock Security camera torn down in Plainfield Township, MI.
People have begun ripping down these cameras across the country due to privacy concerns over mass surveillance.
Public backlash also intensified after third party audits revealed that FLOCK data was being shared with federal agencies including ICE.
Did everyone just block out reading The Lorax as a kid? Is nature nothing more than a sad pic to scroll by in our current human-constructed “reality”?
This is so very shameful and sad. If you’re not already, get involved. Push back.
Nature’s karma is reality.
Erin Brockovich is back, and this time she's coming for the AI industry, calling out Big Tech's data center boom as the next great environmental shakedown of American communities. She launched a self-reporting map at https://t.co/ODEJlqLss3, and within a week over 1,600 residents had filed complaints spanning noise pollution, skyrocketing utility bills, and serious water depletion concerns. The pattern she's seeing looks awfully familiar: corporations dangle promises of jobs and tax revenue, municipalities wave projects through with minimal environmental review, and the people who actually live there get left holding the bag.
The water issue alone should be setting off alarm bells. Data centers gulp enormous amounts of water to keep their cooling systems running, and some are being planted directly above critical aquifers. As Brockovich put it plainly, "Wasting heat is wasting water. We can't afford either." The technology to capture and reuse that waste heat already exists, it's just not being required. That's a policy failure, not a tech failure.
A recent Gallup poll found that 7 in 10 Americans oppose data centers being built in their communities, with many saying they'd rather live near a nuclear plant. Brockovich's demand is straightforward: if Big Tech is going to drain public water supplies and jack up utility bills, the public deserves full transparency. "If you're using public resources, the public has a right to know how much. Sunlight is the best disinfectant."
There are two sides to this, there's those who want to cherish, respect, and learn about ecosystems, and those who want to exploit, destroy, and separate themselves from it.
Even tho it's a game if you download this mod and use it, that tells me a lot about your character.