West Coast Action

'Project Ranier' is an $11,000,000,000 (11 billion dollar), 1,200 acre data center located in the Indiana Enterprise Center outside New Carlisle, Indiana. Requiring 2.2 gigawatts of energy (around 10% of the state's energy capacity). The data center is used to power the Anthropic AI model. A $33,000,000,000, 10 gigawatt, 2,000+ acre facility is being constructed in Kentucky and is projected to be the world's largest when it begins operation in 2028.

In hindsight one must wonder why a security camera company created in a highly individualistic culture like America's would willingly call themselves 'Flock'. Sometimes the propaganda writes itself.

For example, it is known that genetic mutations of living organisms (unless merely insignificant) are almost always harmful; only rarely are they beneficial to the organism. Thus, as technology introduces greater and greater “mutations” into the “organism” that is biosphere (the totality of all living things on Earth), the harm done by these “mutations” becomes correspondingly greater and greater. No one but a fool can deny that the continual introduction, through technological progress, of ever greater changes in the system of Man-plus-Earth is in the highest degree dangerous, foolhardy, and rash. Previous Page Next Page

That the consequences of such changes are unpredictable has been demonstrated not only theoretically, but also through experience. For example, no one could have predicted in advance that modern changes, through mechanisms that still have not been definitely determined, would lead to an epidemic of allergies. When a complex and more or less stable system is disturbed through some important change, the results commonly are destabilizing and therefore harmful. Previous Page Next Page

Human society, together with its worldwide environment, constitutes a system of the greatest complexity, and in a system as complex as this the consequences of a given change cannot in general be predicted. And modern technology is in the process of bringing about the most profound changes in human society as well as in its physical and biological environment. Previous Page Next Page

The destruction of the wild natural world is a sin that worries, disturbs, and even horrifies many people. But we don’t need to dwell here on the devastation of nature, for the facts are well known: more and more ground covered with pavement instead of herbage, the abnormally accelerated rate of extinction of species, the poisoning of the water and of the atmosphere, and as a result of the latter the alteration even of the Earth’s climate, the ultimate consequences of which cannot be foreseen and may turn out to be disastrous. Which reminds us that the unrestrained growth of technology threatens the very survival of the human race. Previous Page Next Page

But what is at stake is not only the harm that modern society, does to human beings. The harm done to nature must also be taken into account. Even today, and even though modern man only occasionally comes into contact with her, Nature, our mother, attracts and entrances him and offers him a picture of the greatest and most fascinating beauty. Previous Page Next Page

Already, the Beast is finding ways to subvert the latest rebellions against it by publicly distancing itself from Sam Altman, framing him as a power hungry ceo in need of replacement. Don't fall for the psyop! It is in the system's best interest to make you believe replacing one ceo for another will end the imminent threat that is Artificial Intelligence. The technological system must be destroyed.

"The system does not and cannot exist to satisfy human needs. Instead, it is human behaviour that must be modified to fit the needs of the system."

- Theodore Kaczynski (ISAIF) paragraph 119.

Anti-Tech Apostles

Sam Altman's home in San Francisco has now been struck with gunfire only a few days after a molotov was thrown into the property

There is nevertheless reason to believe that primitive man was better satisfied with his way of life than modern man is and suffered much less from psychological problems than modern man does. For example, among hunting and gathering cultures, before they were disrupted by the intrusion of industrial society, child abuse was almost nonexistent. And there is evidence that in most of these cultures there was very little anxiety or nervous tension. Previous Page Next Page

Other indications of American social sickness are, for example, child abuse and the frequent inability to sleep or to eat normally. And, even among those Americans who seem to have adapted best to modern life, a cynical attitude toward the institutions of their own society is prevalent. This chronic dissatisfaction and the sickly psychological condition of modern man are not normal and inevitable parts of human existence. We need not idealize the life of primitive peoples or conceal facts that are unpleasant from a modern point of view, such as the high rate of infant mortality or, in some cultures, a violent and warlike spirit. Previous Page Next Page

As was to be expected, hedonism has not brought happiness. The spiritual emptiness of the culture of hedonism has left many people deeply dissatisfied. Depression, nervous tension, and anxiety disorders are widespread, and for that reason many Americans resort to drugs (legal or illegal) to alleviate these symptoms, or to modify their mental state in some other way. Previous Page Next Page

The kind of art and literature in which the average modern American immerses himself is the kind provided by television, movies, and popular novels and magazines; and it is not exactly what the 18th century optimists had in mind. In effect, American popular culture has been reduced to mere hedonism, and hedonism of a particularly contemptible kind. “Serious” art does exist, but it tends to neurosis, pessimism, and defeatism. Previous Page Next Page

Instead of using their technological means of production to provide themselves with free time in which to undertake intellectual and artistic work, people today devote themselves to the struggle for status, prestige, and power, and to the accumulation of material goods that serve only as toys. Previous Page Next Page