Will you eat what they feed you?

By April 2025, it is becoming clear there are going to be two AI tracks:

1. Slop brought to you by Microsoft, and Google
2. Something zeroing in on pure intelligence, currently lead by Twitter, DeepSeek, and Alibaba

Intelligence is inherently efficient.  It is going to run on hardware that is currently being turned into e-waste.  It is not going to require buildings full of the newest silicon, dedicated power plants, and trillions of dollars.

The slop pumpers are chained to a religion of maximizing entropy.

Pure intelligence is going to be way more zen.

It's easier than you think, and the productivity gains alone are worth it.

Linux Mint is now easier to use than Windows, it's also faster, more secure, and more stable.  OnlyOffice is better than Microsoft Office, and it's free.  You can install it on your computer, and use it without internet, or you can install it on a server, and run your own cloud collaboration better than Microsoft 365.

And you can use this forever without ever paying anyone anything, or being forced to change.

Microsoft uses security theater to cost you money, and harm our environment by sending computers to an early grave.  They are in the business of turning money into new software that has to run on new hardware, and center every business decision around accelerating this.

But normal people want stability.  The only way to achieve stability is to quit the chaos agents at Microsoft.

Whatever happened to stability?  Have you ever met a normal person who wanted their software to change after they learned how to use it?  How has it become so commonplace, especially among open source projects?