I'm late to this but holy hell, I could write an entire book about this single screenshot.
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I'm late to this but holy hell, I could write an entire book about this single screenshot.
The way the image just perfectly captures the journalists doing luxury, disengaged hand-wringing about blackouts while the ACTUAL THREAT plays out in front of their eyes.
Put this one in the museums, the history books, the digital archives. It's perfection.
@ketan you could write a book. I could use one word. Fuckwits.
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I'm late to this but holy hell, I could write an entire book about this single screenshot.
The way the image just perfectly captures the journalists doing luxury, disengaged hand-wringing about blackouts while the ACTUAL THREAT plays out in front of their eyes.
Put this one in the museums, the history books, the digital archives. It's perfection.
@ketan the irony is that persistent drought is one of the main causes for most of these fires. Most traditional electricity generation needs water for cooling and will be switched off when river water levels get too low, because of the same persistent drought.
What do they think will happen when random coal, gas and nuclear power stations have to be switched off because the cooling systems are inoperable? Journalists
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I'm late to this but holy hell, I could write an entire book about this single screenshot.
The way the image just perfectly captures the journalists doing luxury, disengaged hand-wringing about blackouts while the ACTUAL THREAT plays out in front of their eyes.
Put this one in the museums, the history books, the digital archives. It's perfection.
'The sun burns through
To the planet's core.
But it isn't enough
They want more'......https://open.spotify.com/track/5TdbSXhhNmjlTuQ7xlMLl3?si=gwttfVLMRCeQm8fDWNFbRQ&utm_source=copy-link
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