Micromobility for Anarchists (Libertarian Left) (By Open-AI's GPT Chat Bot)

This post was created using OpenAI's GPT Based Chatbot. With full acknowledgement that the training of AI model's isn't the most environmentally friendly thing in the world- using them for inference (usually) has a trivial impact- since OpenAI is offering this service in beta for free, my guess is this one is trivial too.

The images may have a bit more impact which is why we tried to limit them. I used one pass using https://neural.love

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As Anarchists, we believe in individual freedom and self-reliance. We reject the idea of a centralized government dictating how we live our lives and instead advocate for a society based on voluntary interactions and mutual aid.


One way we can embody these values is by investing in bike infrastructure.
Biking offers a sustainable and individualized form of transportation that allows us to move freely and autonomously without relying on government-controlled systems like cars and public transit. Plus, it's good for the environment and our health.

But in order to truly thrive as bikers, we need infrastructure that supports us. This means investing in bike lanes, bike racks, and other infrastructure that makes biking safer and more convenient.


Some may argue that this goes against our values because it involves spending money and relying on the government to implement these changes. But the reality is that investing in bike infrastructure benefits not only individual bikers, but also our communities as a whole.



By creating a network of bike-friendly roads and public spaces, we can make biking a viable option for everyone, not just those who can afford it. This not only promotes individual freedom and self-reliance, but also strengthens our communities by making them more inclusive and accessible.


Furthermore, investing in bike infrastructure also has the potential to reduce our reliance on government-controlled systems like cars and public transit. This means less money and resources being funneled into these systems and more control over our own transportation choices.


In short, investing in bike infrastructure aligns with our values as Anarchists by promoting individual freedom, self-reliance, sustainability, and community-building. So let's take action and invest in the infrastructure we need to thrive as bikers.
 

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