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Not to excuse ai slop but it's not going to be 80 degrees in October because of Fruit Love Island.

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Why it worked

The video likely resonated due to its contrarian take on a highly debated topic (climate change) and its use of provocative comparisons to highlight the perceived scale of different environmental issues.

Summary

The speaker argues that the primary cause of rising temperatures is not AI but rather the bombs being dropped in Palestine/Lebanon and the widespread use of Flock cameras, not individual actions like using straws or personal carbon footprints.

Structure

1Introduces the topic of climate change and dismisses AI as the sole cause.
2Attributes rising temperatures to geopolitical conflict and surveillance cameras.
3Compares the impact of individual actions to larger-scale issues.
4Concludes that the scale of the problem is often misunderstood.

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Not to excuse ai slop but it's not going to be 80 degrees in October because of Fruit Love Island. It's because of the bombs that Israel and America are dropping on Palenstine/Lebanon. It's like saying our straws are polluting the oceans when fishnets by commercial fisherman exist. Or my carbon footprint is as bad as Taylor Swift's.

Transcript

Not to excuse ai slop but it's not going to be 80 degrees in October because of Fruit Love Island. It's because of the bombs that Israel and America are dropping on Palestine/Lebanon. It's like saying our straws are polluting the oceans when fishnets by commercial fisherman exist. Or my carbon footprint is as bad as Taylor Swift's. and ai slop isn't the reason why we need data centers either. it's the million of flock cameras all around the country. like yes it contributes but the scale is different from what you might think it is.

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and ai slop isn't the reason why we need data centers either. it's the million of flock cameras all around the country. like yes it contributes but the scale is different from what you might think it is. #hottake #climatechange #globalwarming #aislop