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Seeing people argue against a 32 hour work week is insane. Y’all need hobbies, friends, sunlight, literally anything outside of work. Life is not supposed to be just work until you die. We really will never revolt because some of y’all are way too brainwashed.
Nicole Moon retweeted
the reason so many original shows are getting cancelled these days is because of the stupid 8 episode format… how is anyone supposed to connect with and enjoy the characters and show with so little time
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This is your friendly reminder that data centers DO NOT actually need water. They need a cooling system and are using water because it’s the cheapest way to do it.
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One thing AI has made me even more aware of is how people just dont give a fuck about art. Art is literally the most beautiful thing a human can create but so many people just see it as just another regular thing to make more efficient.
Nicole Moon retweeted
so I have a thing for dorky, whimsical, kind, red and blue wearing superheroes with a profound sense of loneliness
Nicole Moon retweeted
We can live without data centres and billionaires but we can’t live without water
Virtually every fish in one of Arizona’s largest lakes has died after the reservoir fell to less than 1% of its capacity.
This spring, the mountain snow that feeds the reservoir reached just 2% of its normal level. With almost no inflow, the lake shrank dramatically, the water overheated, oxygen levels collapsed, and nearly 100% of the fish suffocated.
But drought wasn’t the only reason.
Even as the reservoir was collapsing, water continued flowing downstream to supply farms under agreements written decades ago, when a snowpack collapse this severe was considered unthinkable.
The ecosystem kept losing water while the climate that sustained it had already changed.
The rules were built for a world that no longer exists.
Climate change isn’t only testing ecosystems. It’s testing the systems we built to manage them.
Before and after: San Carlos Reservoir, Arizona (2023 vs. 2026).
[Source: NASA Earth Observatory, June 2026.]
Nicole Moon retweeted
Nah, I hate that shit with my whole soul and think it’s destroying our planet.
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Nicole Moon retweeted
KEEP BULLYING TECH COMPANIES INTO REMOVING USELESS AND INVASIVE AI FEATURES!!!!!!!!
Meta is removing Instagram’s latest AI feature following a negative response from users:
“Earlier this week, we announced that one way for people to generate images in Meta AI is by @-mentioning public Instagram accounts that they want to reference. Our intent was to provide a useful creative tool and to give people control over whether their public content could be referenced in this way. We've heard the feedback that this feature missed the mark, so it's no longer available.”
Nicole Moon retweeted
Heat makes metal expand. Train tracks expand the trains can't run. Trains dont run, people, fuel, chemicals, food, and equipment don't move. They don't move, economies stall.
Global warming has always been an economic crisis, so let's see how the capitalists respond.
Nicole Moon retweeted
REMINDER: ANY DEMOCRATIC ATTORNEY GENERAL CAN SUE TO STOP THIS.
BUT, SO FAR, NOT A SINGLE ONE HAS.
After shareholder approval of the Warner Bros.–Paramount Skydance merger, father-son duo Larry Ellison and David Ellison are set to control multiple major media entities, including:
• TikTok
• Warner Bros. (including New Line Cinema and Castle Rock Entertainment)
• Paramount
• DC Studios
• The Discovery Channel
• CNN
• CBS (including news and sports)
• HBO
• BET
• Fandango
• Rotten Tomatoes
• Nickelodeon
• MTV
• Cartoon Network
• Food Network
• Travel Channel
• Investigation Discovery
• Animal Planet
• Comedy Central
• Showtime
• TBS
• TLC
• HGTV
Among others.
(huffpost.com/entry/ellison-t…)
Nicole Moon retweeted
I don't think people understand how serious this is.
After shareholder approval of the Warner Bros.–Paramount Skydance merger, father-son duo Larry Ellison and David Ellison are set to control multiple major media entities, including:
• TikTok
• Warner Bros. (including New Line Cinema and Castle Rock Entertainment)
• Paramount
• DC Studios
• The Discovery Channel
• CNN
• CBS (including news and sports)
• HBO
• BET
• Fandango
• Rotten Tomatoes
• Nickelodeon
• MTV
• Cartoon Network
• Food Network
• Travel Channel
• Investigation Discovery
• Animal Planet
• Comedy Central
• Showtime
• TBS
• TLC
• HGTV
Among others.
(huffpost.com/entry/ellison-t…)
Nicole Moon retweeted
KEEP FIGHTING DATA CENTERS
Amazon, Microsoft and Alphabet's Google have each recently abandoned construction of multibillion-dollar data centers over community opposition and now the companies are coming under shareholder pressure over the environmental impact of their projects. reuters.com/sustainability/b…
it’s getting worse and worse everyday in lebanon white phosphorus is getting dropped directly on civilian areas in south lebanon and medical centers were bombed PLEASE speak up and dont ignore these war crimes happening right in our faces
Nicole Moon retweeted
🚨 It looks like the UK government is gearing up to upend copyright law in favour of AI companies, legalising the theft of their work.
This is despite creatives' huge protests, and despite previous proposals being roundly rejected by the public.
There are rumours it is considering introducing a 'commercial research exception' for AI training. This would be disastrous. It would mean handing the life's work of British creatives to AI companies for free, to train their models on.
In the House of Lords today, a government minister refused to rule this out.
To be clear, this would amount to legalising theft. It would fly in the face of public opinion on what is fair, and would mean a surrender of British creatives' work by this Labour government. It would mean the lobbying by big US tech firms had succeeded, and the protests of the UK's creatives had been ignored.
People's work is not the government's to give away.
If you're in the UK and you care about creatives and the creative industries, please write to your MP!








































