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Tuesday, September 15th, 2026, 7:40 pm

Wail

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When the last trees are cut down to make room for hyperscaler datacenters,
when the last rivers and lakes are dried up to refresh hyperscaler datacenters,
when air turns unbreathable by generators to power hyperscaler datacenters,
will there be any intelligence left to realize that we couldn’t breathe, drink or eat slop?

when birds can’t be heard because of the noise, when bees are gone,
when plants won’t grow and multiply for lack of water and pollination,
when animals, even humans, perish without food, water and oxygen,
what will be left to realize there was no intelligence in this foolish pursuit?


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