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'Manifesto' linked from The Register article: (German language) https://kontrapolis.info/12465/ https://kontrapolis.info/12465/ Oh my.. "GigaFactory rapes the
by RetroTechie 3y ago
'Manifesto' linked from The Register article: (German language)
https://kontrapolis.info/12465/ https://kontrapolis.info/12465/
Oh my.. "GigaFactory rapes the Earth, employs slave workers, Tesla's are surveillance tanks on wheels, Elon Musk is $&#^!" etc etc.
I suppose these people have a better plan to avoid climate catastrophe, one that doesn't involve lithium mining, huge battery/EV factories etc, and is somewhat compatible with most other people's livelyhoods? A better plan that can be deployed at scale, yesterday?
Because if not, Tesla's GigaFactories are among the best options in our toolbox. (not to mention: this one built with support from democratic elected government).
- rebolek 3y agoThey're so evil, that they're probably paid by Exxon based on their actions.
- lm28469 3y agoBelieve it or not but some people believe infinite growth in a closed system isn't sustainable, even if you slap a "green revolution" sticker on it
- throwway120385 3y agoAnd don't get me started on how all new technology is inevitably used to force us all to live our lives with more intensity.
- timdaub 3y agoThis framing is a concession to people who are terrorists. Many people who are optimistically working towards a better future (and here I mean broadly almost anyone) are not arguing for "infinite growth in closed systems." Everyone is and has been trying to optimize things as well as it is in their capability to improve the situation.