The people telling you to use plastic straws, stop eating meat, drive an electric car all to ‘Save the Planet’ are exactly the same people responsible building these things everywhere.
1 Medium Data Centre consumes the same amount of power as 100,000 Homes & Water for 30,000 each year.
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The last 24 hours of the strongest storm on the planet: Super Typhoon Dolphin, now a Category 5 storm, expected to peak Friday with sustained winds of 185 mph and gusts reaching 220 mph.
Atmospheric perfection.
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The USA is the richest country on the planet it could have everything, the best healthcare, the best schools, the longest life expectancy, the best wages, the best pensions.
Instead it has:
10,000 billionaires
1 Trillionaire
20 Million Homeless people
and a fascist dictator
That is a disgrace! EAT THE RICH!
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The most valuable skill sets on the planet right now:
1. people who can set up agents properly, manage them, and run local AI models
2. marketers who know how to build distribution
3. robotics engineers who can do all three: build the hardware, wire in the AI, and source manufacturing etc
4. curators who are good at yapping and can do short form video in their sleep
5. the builder-distributor. The one person who can both ship the product AND get it in front of people
6. IRL community builders
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The sheer size of the Pacific Ocean, and the interconnectedness of the world’s weather systems, means that each El Niño causes a vast redistribution of heat and moisture across the planet. One result is to make the world warmer
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The biggest mass rituals on Earth such as the FIFA World Cup, watched by billions, serve as the perfect vehicle for subtle programming. While the world is distracted by goals, celebrations and tribal emotions, global influencers like Cristiano Ronaldo are positioned as role models who openly promote “Save the Planet.” The more people cheer for Ronaldo and the World Cup, the more they unconsciously accept the narrative that fewer humans = a healthier planet. Deprogram yourself, watch my Series
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The planet’s most globally viewed sporting event is approaching. Opportunities are rife, but nailing the delivery requires global, local, digital, and physical nous.
The Sun rose over Utqiagvik, the northernmost city in the United States, on Sunday and will not set again until August 2.
In Utqiagvik, the Sun has now reached a point in the year where it stays above the horizon all day and all night.
Normally, the Sun sets because Earth rotates and your part of the planet turns away from it. But near the Arctic, during summer, Earth is tilted toward the Sun. That tilt keeps places like Utqiagvik facing sunlight continuously.
So although the Sun appears to dip very low in the sky around 1: 48- a.m., it never actually disappears below the horizon. By 2: 57- a.m., it starts climbing higher again.
This means residents will have 24-hour daylight until August 2 , no true nighttime sunsets for more than two months. This natural phenomenon is known as the midnight sun.
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The moringa tree, known as the “miracle tree”, is one of the most nutrient-dense plants on the planet and is prized for its healing qualities. It also has another huge benefit, according to new research: it’s excellent at removing microplastics from water.
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