My hot take: Hank Green is simply the latest witch people are burning on the stake of AI hatred. As someone who studies dark history, including a lot of mass hysteria incidents, the rush to decide a verdict before looking at the context and the willingness to misrepresent what was actually said is disturbingly similar to the violent groupthink that precedes mass violence and hysteria. Wherever there is upheaval, change, fear, and stress, valid concerns become the justification for completely obscene and unjustified persecution. Whoever can be made to look like the representation of what's perceived as the threat is good enough, truth be damned. Reality: Hank was referring to actual pushback he got from his guest. Online: People heard five words attributed often to LLM residue and were happy to sacrifice him as the latest fallen angel. Reality: Hank said he uses LLMs to find sources, but not to do writing or thinking, and has always maintained that no scripting is done with LLMS. Online: Hank admits to using AI! If society keeps going like this, we won't have to worry about AI ending us. We'll do it ourselves by tearing each other apart. #hankgreen #AI #witchhunt

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Truly so sick of this. YouTube is a bot-run wasteland taking out hard-working incredible creators for no good reason. But do report another record quarter of profit. Stealing will do that. Darkness is the best of us. Fix your system.

Me just waiting for the moment when everyone realizes that just because an LLM overuses a phrase doesn't mean anyone who says it is using an LLM.

Not the foray into Substack I thought I'd be making, but I felt it was important. Follow along if you want. substack.com/home/post/p-210…

Alaska really does seem to have a special kind of lore about it. Of all the stories I've told, there are a few places that seem to just be different in their hauntings lol. Alaska is definitely one of them. If you want to learn about some of the individual ghosts that haunt Alaska, check out my eBook: stonegravemedia.com/product-…

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youtu.be/rd5RDariSM8 Skinwalker horror stories!

Hey all. Just wanted to do my part to get eyes on this. Kimberly has been an active supporter of the narration community for a long time. She's been struggling with brain cancer and other chronic health issues for a while now and just suffered a mini stroke the other day. She's started a gofundme to try to raise some money to buy a vehicle to allow her and her husband to make it to her family in Michigan, so if you want to help out, this is the link. Link: gofund.me/0fffd6d35

“Cryptid” is a modern Western word focused on biology: breeding populations, diet, DNA, camera traps. In Alaska, many stories are about “beings” instead—entities that blur animal, spirit, and person. Read more about it in my book: stonegravemedia.com/product-…

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Alaska has the highest missing‑persons rate in the U.S.—and a triangle of land, sea, and ice where people and planes vanish at unsettling rates. Learn how that “Alaska Triangle” intersects with cryptid lore in Cryptids of Alaska. stonegravemedia.com/product-…

Most “monster” stories are just weekend campfire material. In Alaska, they double as safety briefings about rivers, ice, and getting lost in country that goes on forever. Explore why in Cryptids of Alaska. stonegravemedia.com/haunteda…

Alaska isn’t just “big on the map”—it’s a place where you can walk for days without seeing another person, and where stories fill the gaps between villages and rivers. Step into that wilderness with Cryptids of Alaska. stonegravemedia.com/product-…

More injustice.