“We have a handful of years until our carbon budget is exhausted."
“To waste what little bandwidth we have left – when 750 million people worldwide lack access to electricity – assisting some of the richest men ever to hone their plagiarism bots would be a historic idiocy that future generations are unlikely to forgive today’s leaders for.”
https://www.theguardian.com/technology/2026/apr/24/officials-hugely-underestimated-impact-of-ai-datacentres-on-uk-carbon-emissions

Song of the Day 🐈❤️‍🩹: https://youtu.be/bjxHy8WTgTs

Song of the Day (Atmosphere - Trying) 🦟🐦: https://youtu.be/rV1eKpqG-eY

Good Idea: Think about whats next

https://storytelling.greenpeace.org/story/2189/five-lessons-for-imagining-the-future/

Critique and dismantling are necessary but not sufficient. At some point movements need to switch from identifying what is wrong to actually picturing what comes next, and that turns out to be a skill most people have not practiced. Five practical principles from workshops run with 50+ activists and community leaders:

1. Imagine without self-imposed limits. Change that seemed impossible has happened within years, sometimes weeks. Do not pre-censor ideas by how realistic they feel.
2. Imagine with others. Collective visioning produces more resilient ideas than individual ones, and builds the relationships that make action possible.
3. Create psychologically safe spaces for new ideas. Incomplete and imperfect ideas need room to exist before they can be refined. Ridicule kills them early.
4. Practice regularly. Imagination is a muscle. Draw, write, say things out loud. The goal is consistency, not a perfect manifesto on the first try.
5. Act with intention. The future is not fixed. Speaking up about a different possibility is itself an act that gives others permission to do the same.

Thanks to our friends @activacy

#CollectiveAction #SystemsChange #Activism #Community #Imagination #Building #Futures #solarpunk

https://ieji.de/@MinistryOfGoodIdeas/116532946515290602

Song of the Day ⚰️🐦: https://youtu.be/PA6o5mheZKw

Why does the Trump regime specifically identify "anarchists and anti-fascists" as one of the "three major types of terror groups" in their 2026 "Counterterrorism Strategy"? Because they know there is no greater threat to tyranny than autonomous, decentralized, horizontally-organized direct action.

They are doing everything that they can to eliminate existing anarchist networks and models. We already see this in the Stop Cop City and Prairieland cases. But if you educate yourself in horizontal organizing and direct action strategies, they can't stop us all.

The Trump regime and other aspiring despots want to be the ones who tell you what anarchism is. Don't take their word for it. Learn about anarchism for yourself. The best parts of your life are already the most anarchistic—the egalitarian relationships and spaces of freedom. 🏴🏴🏴

https://crimethinc.com/tce

Diese Heuchler
https://taz.de/Uebergriffe-durch-libysche-Kuestenwache/!6176859/

Destroy ice capital conservatism car culture fossil fuels asphalt borders are fictional - plant trees - high speed rail - yes in your backyard - ubi - a better world is possible - trans people are angels - I love you
https://t.me/AnarchoGardening/3172