Let's play: What's missing from Minnesota? This chart came from David Heacock's YT channel. He offered it as evidence of how powerful China's manufacturing base is because of proximity. How many of these things can you find within 50 miles of Minneapolis?
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@TiffMoodNukes@ErinBrockovich Water!?!? You are kidding me. Stop distracting from the issue. This is infrastructure that could be used by a surveillance state and we don't have the 4th Amendment protections in place to guard against it.
@ashleyschendel Why not take the opportunity to shore up 4th Amendment protections at the same time? If you believe that these data centers can coexist with privacy protection and a free society, make some serious reforms.
@BettyBo10964654 IT'S AN OPPORTUNITY: You clowns in the political class need to realize, that if you see data centers are necessary and they are being met with resistance, imagine that resistance diminishing if you shored up 4th Amendment protections...like genuinely shored them up.
Chris Caldwell needs to watch this if he thinks Iran is just another "forever war" waged by almost every administration in recent memory. For all you "Bernie Bros" out there, the fight to help those who are NOT the billionaire class is happening NOW. https://t.co/6FZMNY6XBr
They already run recon robots in packs through mud while the operators just stand and watch.
4 legs. Armor plates. Same pace as a squad.
β¨The test is not if one machine can walk. It is if a group can cross wet ground without a human in front.
The people in black are not leading anymore. They are checking if the pack keeps formation.
It's time for legislation. Everyone owns their own biometric data, no store and search information collection, and no video except by private entities acting for their own security purposes. Everything else requires a warrant.
@CharlesFLehman I see a future where you buy a new car and take it to a specialist who can de-network your vehicle, like removing bloatware from a new computer. Nothing sent back to insurers, manufacturers, regulators or law enforcement. But it won't be protected unless we start now.
SHOCKING: Trump won't let all his staff use the buffet. π This is common at the state level. There are places where you can't go as a staffer to give your boss a chance to unwind. But you can pass a note using pages. Pages are often minors. https://t.co/bt1pCRyvM4
@reason It shows that the tariffs have a specific objective that isn't being achieved. At the same time this happened, they are making it a) less profitable for farmers to grow some of the cash crops that few domestically buy and b) tackling the meat processing monopolies.
@ChiefEngineerCE Like google search results, posts are ranked. I have no doubt, that if there isn't enough desired activity there are many different algos that try to influence you. It's probably mind-numbingly complex. You don't get a multi billion dollar company by just ranking the latest.
"DELETE FROM THE DELETED FILE": Fauci convinced NIH biosecurity advisers to publish a dangerous article and then tried to cover his tracks. https://t.co/UkGNcTqEhW
Half the soybeans grown in America get exported to markets that are shrinking every year. China has a 10-year plan to stop depending on US imports entirely.
Almost half the corn grown in this country goes into ethanol. Goes into your gas tank. Does not feed a single person or a single animal.
The subsidized cropping system in the US is dramatically oversupplied. Farmers growing crops the market does not want. Losing $100 an acre on soybeans. Losing $50 to $100 an acre on corn.
And demanding bailouts to keep doing it.
Meanwhile, the US beef cow herd is the lowest it has been since 1950. Beef prices have tripled in five years. Baby calves at auction are bringing $1,500 a head.
A 1,000-acre soybean farm losing $100 an acre could convert to intensive cattle grazing for $300,000. One time. That same farm spends $300,000 every single year just to plant soybeans.
One is a lifetime investment. The other is an annual hole in the ground.
That breakdown from Palisades Gold Radio on YouTube lays it out plain. The math is not complicated.
I'd rather own land that feeds people than collect checks to grow what nobody needs.
Your rancher,
Jason Hanley | 208-714-0478
@FreightAlley If people trusted that the government would respect their privacy, they wouldn't have any problem with data centers, generally. But they don't. And those in charge are tone deaf.
@JocelynBenson Jocelyn, you can't run the world's reserve currency when you don't have the world's manufacturing base. Every family will be paying that amount (and more) if we don't reshore. Why would you be against that?
@RichardGage_911 Do you mean the terrorist attacks on 9/11? Yes, terrorists...where...some people....did something, as Con. Omar says.
I see you are following the CBC guidelines to its people to not call 9/11 "terrorist attacks." The Egyptian in charge doesn't like that.