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i recently downloaded some mods on 1.12.2 forge and they worked great so i decided to get some on 1.16.4 and was met with an unfamiliar window titled FML Early Loading Process for that same window to then crash moments later. so i then tested every version of forge from 1.12.2 all the way to 1.16.4 and none of them work past 1.14.4 for me. i have no mods in the mods folder. i have tried uninstalling minecraft, deleting the .minecraft folder and reinstalling it all and the issue persists. i am on a 2020 macbook air M1 if that means anything. i would love some assistance.https://pastebin.com/i9wHcy6W <crash report

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