Origins: "we have struggled to convince some of our colleagues and students of the deskilling impact of these technologies. These trials and tribulations are perhaps well-known to those who agree with us. Yet, they may pass unnoticed by others"
www.civicsoftechnology.org/blog/no-ai-g...
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Greek law requires that only acknowledged groups can construct religious buildings, granted they have the proper paperwork. That's part of why this temple is a huge legal bust. It was built independently by a man who had papers for a storage unit, not a temple.

So far, which categories make up the bulk of your book? I imagine techniques

How are you ordering your chapters so far? :O

I cannot stress enough how the Israeli right is offering a quid pro quo to historically antisemitic European far-right parties with roots in fascism: "You support us in hardline anti-Palestinian policies, and we will kosher you to detoxify you with moderate voters." www.jta.org/2025/03/14/g...

Because the Wild Hunt refuses to provide it. @greekwitch.com has an entire thread dedicated to the builder's Nazism.

Nothing at all about how it was constructed unlawfully by an fucking Nazi? So much for polytheist news.

This is not a matter of religious persecution. The temple was built unlawfully by an ultra-nationalist Nazi.

Greece isn't embracing it because the temple was constructed unlawfully by an ultra-nationalist bigot. This is not remotely something to celebrate, and the fact that it is being postured as an attack by Orthodox Christian goes to show how little non-Greeks know about Evangelos Bexis.

Because it is unlawful. The temple was built by an ultra-nationalist on land that doesn't even belong to him. Instead, it belongs to a wealthy man from the diaspora.

THANK YOU!! I've been feeling crazy because everyone seems to think it's some huge achievement for us 😞