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Id definitely turn them into reaction images :>

You know... to support the giant data centres that create "cute, communicable, little, people-shaped" entities that are both worshipped religiously without justification and simultaneously demeaned through repeated use, easily avoided through research or a lack of individual laziness - abused by the rich and greedy to the detriment of society and the environment it inhabits.

Because... we've played these games before, no? This is just... without any of the fun or interesting bits.

data centers for the internet use around 165 gallons annually

...and it takes around 200 liters of water to download 1 gigabyte of data.

Meaning, if 1 million people downloaded a gigabyte each day, for a year (which likely happens)...

It being such a new 'fad' and something for shareholders to drool over, there is no system to appropriately prepare for all of this *excess* water usage in addition to that of the standard internet. It's all too much too fast and it's going to implode on itself, having dome nothing but devastated ecosystems... and the mental state of the addicted folks showing off their >40,000 shatgbt messages annually.

So silly - the only reason why I made this post was because I got annoyed that a Uni student reached out to me, an "author" [I'm to be studying Creative Writing] So I peeped his work and the bozo had nothing but an Ai generated blurb. Ground my gears.

Anyways Five Pebbles vs Elon Musk I know who's winning.

(THIS PERSON made a ai generated work and then reached out to you?? atp just write something bad and then ask someone for help or whatever, much more genuine😭)

off topic but also, I have some more thoughts/ideas about the data center water usage. mainly about how they don't use... refrigerants? Sure, water is the best heat conductor, but refridgerants won't drink up all the water in the area... I mean, if they're GOING to use that much water in a local area they should filter their own water...

or they could take up uninhabited spaces and then start making them, but that still is pretty dubious for the enviroment. Maybe they could move up north, but it's COLD (- saying this from New York)