“Hey Camp, I read this article in the Guardian by Astra Taylor and Saul Levin about the growing movement to stop the proliferation of Datacentres. They argue that Datacenters provide a physical place and focal point where people can show up and directly confront out-of-control and otherwise impossible-to-reach tech billionaires. I think they have it about right.”

“I have to admit I’m kind of in the dark about all this AI smorgasbord. I don’t know what’s hype and right, don’t know the difference between a bot and an avatar or a real photo or a fake one. It’s all happening much too fast for ordinary people to do anything about it. It’s like a big storm coming at us and no way to get out of the way.” 

“I know it’s kind of scary. That’s why I like this new movement. This brewing populist resistance against massive electricity gobbling Datacentres represents a critical new frontline in the fight against tech-enabled authoritarianism.” 

“Is it too late to stop the exponential rise and capabilities of the new Super AI that make the human brain look like that of a snail in comparison?”