"What is a few people and Grok?" sounds like the answer in the form of a question to "who was responsible for the end of the world?"

I arrived at a university archive (where I was told "we don't have much") and saw a cart full of material that hadn't been touched in decades. Nothing was organized, let alone digitized. It was lovely to pour through the archive, though, and I sorted and grouped what I could (for my return).

it's also incumbent of any passerby to smash the windows of these parked cars because of the cries of the animals inside (I swear I heard a dog barking!)

Obviously this is being done without congressional approval.

There’s still no clear plan for where these programs or scientists go, how the work continues, or how disruptions are avoided. Congress could intervene but for now, this is a deliberate move to dismantle core public-safety science under the banner of ideology.

it's the larger issue of (visionary left) futures effectively captured/co-opted by the system (the hegemonic apparatus appeasing capital accumulation and its appetites).
It is Graeber's flying car question erased from collective consciousness; imagination's death.
resistance + hope + vision = future

I would appreciate a response.

I was reading 'Bifo' Berardi's work a couple years ago and I remember what he'd said about algorithms (paraphrased):
that capitalism's exploitation and extraction will just become that much more precise...
The algorithm just needs access to your bank account to set prices for the day, thank you.

fish in the microwave is punishable only by exile

reading through Levitas, Bloch, & Marx today:
how can LLM's imagine the world as becoming, or the world as not-yet? or imagine a realm of possibility? or both the desire and anticipation to produce change in the world?
as 'the old world is dying', AI can only consume the old world

In California, sans serif fonts are required by state law (and also federal law in the Americans with Disabilities Act).
The California Building Code says that fonts "shall be" in sans serif for all required signs and display sign text. Some signs also require raised text (sans serif) and braille.