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@weepascope Is this a mod? Does Samarie ever rest at the train?

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@3RenChengHu @Unlearned_Hand My apologies, I ignorantly assumed the US power grid was publicly owned and paid for by taxpayers… yeesh

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@3RenChengHu @Unlearned_Hand Besides, pollution is an economic cost that the locals would have to bear.

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@59thProfile @MongolianBeast1 @woke8yearold This doesn’t track price hikes in communities with data centers, it tracks statewide averages which is not what people are generally arguing about.

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@koosdelareycape @Unlearned_Hand @Reza272238 This one seems good on the overall potential harm of data center water usage:

Understanding How Data Centers Impact Surface and Ground Waters | CAES Field Report https://t.co/vl11idek5A

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@koosdelareycape @Unlearned_Hand @Reza272238 Example of sediment in tapwater:

https://t.co/Jqmnbb2qbq.

The report that you linked me mentioned noise pollution and didn’t take a strong stance on the overall impact, raising concerns about tax incentives.

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@koosdelareycape @Unlearned_Hand @Reza272238 Bro…

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@koosdelareycape @Unlearned_Hand @Reza272238 Pretty much. Data centers usually shop around for the states with the best tax incentives and they almost only produce temporary jobs. Even if they paid everything like a normal business that wouldn’t cover the economic costs shifted to the denizens of the nearby neighborhood.

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@koosdelareycape @Unlearned_Hand @Reza272238 Does high utility cost, getting sediment in your tapwater and noise pollution decrease the real value of a neighborhood?

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@UlyanovRahim What is blud yapping about?

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@Unlearned_Hand @kristo00 @CharmCityAudit @TacticalMuni Your benefit from AI is based on the subsidized rates that VC is giving everyone as opposed to the inherent value of LLM tokens, if tokens were priced at a profitable rate for companies a lot less people would use them. LLM’s are currently economically and fiscally unprofitable.

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@Olfool2 @TacticalMuni @kristo00 @Unlearned_Hand Those data centers are only built because of quickly diminishing venture capital funds, not because of profit. AI isn’t a profitable business and either way people should be compensated for paying the economic costs of building a data center.

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@Unlearned_Hand @Reza272238 Development is supposed increase the real value of a neighborhood, not decrease it.

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@Unlearned_Hand They are socialized costs that private persons have to pay to an unprofitable corporation either way.

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@MatthewHokie @Unlearned_Hand The church of satan, palantir, boomers etc.

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@3RenChengHu @Unlearned_Hand The inhabitants pay higher electricity prices because a private corporation uses the electrical grid that was made for people, not data centers, effectively meaning the town and private persons are subsidizing a corporation, not to mention the costs of water and noise pollution.

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@3RenChengHu @Unlearned_Hand What can possibly be the excuse for making regular folks foot the bill of an unprofitable corporation that doesn’t generate jobs in the area?

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@RishiRamaraju @Unlearned_Hand They think AI is the semi-magical panacea to all the world’s problems

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@Unlearned_Hand The government/corporation should handsomely compensate every person affected by data center construction before a single data center is built. You can’t just socialize the costs of a negative ROI investment, that’s just mental.