That makes me think of my ancestors. They would go to a village well to fill their pot, boil it, and have water. It wasn't "free". It required labour and time. But they didn't need endless plastic to have it. No companies were telling them that water is not a human right. I wonder if they felt like I do now. When the first person had no other choice but to buy bottled water, what were they thinking?

Did they know that in years there will be no clear water left to buy?

You can't find a portrayal of a futuristic world without mention of water pollution. Or just outright NO WATER LEFT FOR PEOPLE THAT CANNOT PAY MILLIONS FOR IT.

Do people who poison the land and water never see it? Did they never read a book? Did they never think beyond a few years? Did they never look beyond their bank statement?

Maybe they should ask ChatGPT what will happen with all their AI products if they kill all the "potential customers".

Drink water today, thank Poseidon. Cook something warm, thank Hestia. Spend time with your loved ones, thank Hera. Sign a petition against AI centres, thank Zeus. Draw something ugly, thank Apollo.

Go outside and cry about all the beauty we will lose because a few rich people decided you and I are not worth living.

There's pink and blue cornflowers - which I have come to learn that cornflower was associated with Chiron!

yellow wood sorrel, which doesn't have any Greek mythological significance as far as I can tell (please correct me if you find something <3), but it seems like it is associated with magic and luck in other folklore, so perhaps I can independently associate it with Lady Hekate or Lady Tyche?

marigolds - which I am going to associate with Lord Dionysos on account of the King Midas myth