Unnerving to see Google actually comes preinstalled in my phones replacing the factory basic messages, contacts and calendar. I tried delinking them even though I've already sort of informally seperate myself from all things Google, but it seems they tethered permanently to my phone infrastructure.

In the end, Pluto is feigning revolutions. Pluto is home to the sign of Scorpio, Aquarius' own square and 'informal nemesis' (according to pop astrology). So it easily follows that the planet can't act in an dignified manner when the sign occupying it is alien to the planet's inner workings.

(3) "Revolutions" in art and content creation

Following the stagnancy of content creation and the stale temperature of society at reforming the real culprit (i.e. capitalism) a plausible interpretation is that Pluto pretends to 'reform' and 'rebirth' itself anew. In reality, it is all just bad gas.

The same peddlers of conspiracy reached mainstream even before the fascist president gave them the closest seats of power, but the very idea that they've only recently reached mainstream is inaccurate, to say the least. So, there's no rearrangement of power. It's just more of the same.

2)Reassessment of Power
Pluto is the planet of rebirth and transformation of power. The theme aquarius suggests a digital transformation of power. No such patterns exist. Disinformation, fake news were well-circulated in 2010s to 2020s and Gen Zs were the main recipients of this digital anarchy.

1)1) Accountability and reflection. AI is granted the seat of power, and the bloated apps herald its arrival as the new digital age. Yet, the chronically online moderators carefully doctor information in/out of the billionaire apps, and removal of power from digital tyrants are non-existent.

As Gen-Z, I do agree that I have a new interest in astrology, and the culture that preceded the baby boomers. But, here's where I disagree:

There's NO

Podcasters deemed the chronic parasocial as abnormal. This is possible, but I think most of the group lead normal lives. Sometimes, just like the real world, only the wicked are afforded high positions of status and power.

The chronic online wields a poisoned sword for his speech. He holds a platonic stone in his other hand, ready to throw cold and incompassionate insults to home-seekers and refugees. They boast about never using the 'block' button but only as an unspoken excuse to justify their online cruelty.