Mondialisation

That's because we still live in a speciesist society.

> Mediapart is a very unreliable source.

As opposed to what?

I love kagi, I use it myself, but this won't be ''the next google'' for the simple reason that kagi isn't a free service.

Why even be sorry

Have a look at r/degoogle

You're only reminded of the scale the universe is not

They make me think about 3D renders with oversaturated lightings rather than real pictures with filter on them

Is bitcoin's lighting network any different? Just curious

How are we not a cancer on the planet, though? We are literally responsible for the 6th largest mass extinction in history, based on greed for fossil fuels, animal products & rearing unnecessary children who serve the Need Machine (life/DNA) needlessly, and this is with all the knowledge and technology we have, in fact the more we had and the more we destroyed to get here.

We are like addicts to the drug of life, too scared of admiting we have to stop spawning other addicts as a mean to an unreachable end. We do not accomplish anything by "creating a need and satisfying it". We do not accomplish anything by creating every problem and solving some of them (or even all of them).

> "The next step could be a pig translation app for farmers."

Or just not exploit and slaughter sentient individuals for (taste) pleasure.

Ethically killing someone for (taste) pleasure sounds like an oxymoron to me.

What most of us consider progress is based on how we manage to spread efficiently as a species, gathering more power and possessions, developing ways to push our inevitable death further away, no matter the cost. Exploit more ressources, other humans, other animals.

And while some of us aren't driven by these things, some always will, and will essentially always capitalize on it. They can take the form of corporations, religious groups, governments... They really are any organised groups. And to make things worse, power is addictive.

It doesn't seem to matter how smart we are, if we zoom out, we're as good as a self destructing virus eating up on its ressources as if it had an infinite supply of it. Following a path driven by greed. Making us a virus that's only smarter at how it gets to the outcome, not at changing the outcome itself.