Project Stratos is moving forward to build a massive facility that will completely drain local water resources just to run their AI models. It is absolutely sickening to watch these corporations prioritize future profits over the basic survival of our environment.
This might be coming from an extremely biased perspective, but when I go to the grocery store and see carts filled to the brim with a massive variety of items, I end up wondering why. There are so many different drinks, snacks, meats, and other stuff just thrown in.
For almost all of it, one of three things will happen:
Additionally, these items usually have two things in common:
A lot of people say meal prepping is expensive or time-consuming, but it really isn't, especially if you keep it simple. Raw legumes, rice, tomatoes, salt, etc. I've never seen what I would call a 'boring cart' where natural ingredients are just repeated.
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4X: Lentils, rice, tomato, chicken. Lentils, rice, tomato, chicken. Lentils, rice, tomato, chicken. Lentils, rice, tomato, chicken.
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It's always a chaotic variety of different chips, drinks, and everything else. Because of this, we lose the beauty of simplicity in our food. Not to mention the huge increase in cost just because it's convenient and ultra processed.
I'm curious about how others view this. For the minimalists out there, does your mindset extend to your food choices and how you buy groceries? Does anyone think the same as me?