producer, multi instrumentalist, diy artist ; anti-genre pro-creativity ;;

Joined July 2022
This is what you are supporting every time you use AI. If this doesnt make you sick to your stomach, I dont know what will.
Google illegally cleared an estimated 250,000 trees across 330 hectares of forest in Muhos, northern Finland, to prepare for a new AI data center before completing mandatory environmental impact assessments And another 150,000 trees felled at Otanmäki theguardian.com/environment/…
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When yall make racism a quintessential part of a white teen’s coming of age, you also make it quintessential to black teen’s coming of age. “Omg she was only 15 when she said nigger”, yeah and black kids will only be 15 when they’re called that.
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To be chronically ill/disabled is to be pushed out of society. People abandon you. You're left alone. Mental health services aren't trained & make you feel worse. You're expected to keep working despite falling apart physically & emotionally. Of course the suicide rate is high
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Many things have radicalized me over the years but holy shit being a caregiver to a wheelchair user has made the entire world look different to me and I gotta say SHIT IS FUCKED. HOW HAVE WE BUILT SUCH AN INACCESSIBLE PLANET ON EVERY LEVEL WHEN IT WOULD BE SO SIMPLE TO SOLVE?!?
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Olivia Rodrigo for kids vaping in the bathroom and crashing out on Instagram Reels comments sections pitchfork.com/reviews/albums…
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RJ Mitte says healthcare should be about healing people, not making money from their suffering. “Life is great, but what’s a life if you’re not enjoying, if you’re suffering from medication, if you’re suffering from illnesses… that we have the ability to treat, yet we choose not to for financial gain.” His ideal future? A machine that diagnoses you, treats you, and heals you in 30 seconds. Mitte also wants children with disabilities to be represented more on screen, helping society see disability as a normal part of the human experience. “It’s so important to show kids disability on a mainstream level, to bring normality to the screen.”
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people don’t take it seriously enough how much being disabled affects your mental health, just sad
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every day we lose more disabled people and nothing changes, rest in peace rj mitte
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In honor of Indigenous Peoples' Day, the word of the day is “tradition.” Together with our friend Zahn McClarnon we honor Indigenous people around the world and the many ways they share their culture and traditions every day. #IndigenousPeoplesDay
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happy indigenous people’s day :]] reminder that we still exist and threats & violence against us is still ongoing! support your local indigenous communities :] the little acts of social erasure is just a form of genocide..and research where you live!! we are everywhere
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Suicidality disproportionately affects physically, neurodevelopmental, & sensorily disabled people for a multitude of reasons, day-to-day ableism being one of them. Right now pretty much every one of them's eligible for MAiD. Wake TF up people, eugenics movements are taking hold.
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This quote is hitting different right now
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dudes be 30 asking if you’re on bladee or haxas side
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U not a real bladee fan if u hating on Monacco if u really love Bladee u would be kind to the people he Loves and Appreciates And u wouldnt be happy that he is going through a sad experience :C
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When u at ur lowest they gon leave u
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emo edition 📲 lor2mg, snuffed + pasture, foxtails, arranged in april, flowersforpersephone
can someone please suggest to me music where women are yelling & screaming? been listening to a lot of paramore, rico nasty, & slayyyter but need more
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Why lucki of all ppl tho?
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favorite reminder for creatives, by Björk
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Glad to see people getting away from distrokid.
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