Those journalists and politicians who have received money from the fossil fuel industry to tell us that climate change science is not real, not a threat, or to oppose action, need to be criminally prosecuted.
@Gossip_Goblin There was some acting in your AI :P
Very nice experiment; I am curious about the process that you employed and enjoyed doing.
Well done anyway.
@CasoPensieri@Uther_Pendrqgon La politica e i media sono complici, Pensieri.
Non ne parlano perché sono stati spesi miliardi negli anni passati per creare un'oppiacea narrativa.
@kohantoys They are missing a2 and A1 poster sizes... and the custom size goes only up toi 45 cm... I tried to write to them but the vibe-coded email is not working... nor are the buttons that links to the github and socials
One of the world's most famous trees has died after standing in England's Sherwood Forest for around 1,000 years
The 'Major Oak' tree, famously linked to Robin Hood, failed to produce leaves this year after years of heat and drought
Pitch for a future scifi dystopia. The world is seemingly very advanced, rich, prosperous and happy. Technology is woven into every facet of their lives and everyone has AI agents to help them with even the smallest tasks. Life is good, but almost no one, even the smartest, knows exactly how it all works.
Every once in a while however, a catastrophic systems failure happens, threatening everything. Disaster is always narrowly averted though by a mysterious group of engineers that operate mostly out of site but sweep in during times of great need.
The engineers have an almost mythical status in society and operate more like wizards and demigods, and their methods are nearly inscrutable to the general population. Our hero aspires to be one of them. After years of hard work, he is accepted to their school. On day one, they strip him of his phone, his ai agents, all his technology. He is taken to a remote monastery with no wifi, no ai, no agents, no technology more sophisticated than a chalk slate. The first class has nothing more complicated than a sand pit where they write equations in the sand using a stick. Only after years of working only with pure abstract math do they allow him to use an abacus or a slide rule, which are limited to upper classmen.
This is the way it has been for generations. This is the only way to ensure that people are actually learning and not just being guided by their technology.