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Quit big tech. Learn how at: machinesagainsttherage.org

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Date: 5/24/26...
Instagram: Many at https://www.instagram.com/machines_against_the_rage/

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Squirrels Clips: Coyne
Data Center Clips: Lawrence Systems
Retro Pollution Clips: NASA
Musk Clips: JCCIC
Trump Gaza Clips: Trump

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Peter Thiel, co-founder of PayPal and US and Israeli government contracted surveillance database company Palantir
Sam Altman, founder and CEO of OpenAI, the company behind ChatGPT
Devlin Hartline, fellow at a conservative think tank, speaking to Congress
Tim Cook, CEO of Apple, referring to the industry where the top five companies have almost half of the industry's $42.208 trillion market share
Palmer Luckey, founder of Oculus VR - now owned by Meta - and military contractor Anduril
Pichai Sundararajan, CEO of Google - whose company's carbon emissions grew 48% in the last five years - discussing the environment
The Boys, Season 5, Episode 3

Stop exchanging your humanity for digital convenience. Quit big tech.
Machines Against the Rage
machinesagainsttherage.org

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Ross Douthat: You would prefer the human race to endure, right?
Peter Thiel: Uh... yeah, well, I...
Ross Douthat: You're hesitant...
[Negativland - Nothing is Destroyed plays]
Sam Altman: I think AI will probably, like, most likely, sort of lead to the end of the world, but, in the meantime... uh... there will be great companies created with serious machine learning.
Stan Edgar: It's profit and loss. Supply and demand.
Devlin Hartline: We also have the duty not to infringe the IP rights... uh... in the- in the process. So, it is, in fact, the manufacturers who have the relevant rights, not consumers.
Stan Edgar: The elegant flow of currency across the globe.
Tim Cook: Big tech is... uh... not monolithic. Y'know, there's several companies, they do different things. For us, we're always trying to do the right thing.
Stan Edgar: We're just cogs in a great machine...
Palmer Luckey: I think that you'll also see a lot of companies saying y'know... "here's where we draw the line"... uh... "here's what the policy should be"... "here's what we're gonna allow the government to do or not do"... and I don't think that's generally the place of Silicon Valley companies. They shouldn't be telling the government what their policy is.
Stan Edgar: Corporations must still grow. Money must still be made. The machine must still be fed.
Pichai Sundararajan: It's... the- the next generation is impatient... and they're going to hold us increasingly accountable. And... uh... and I think, y'know, we all need to respond to that. And... uh... y'know, it's great to see that.
Stan Edgar: That is the way of the world.
Mother's Milk: Motherfucker.
[Negativland - Nothing is Destroyed ends]