Stop Project Tango

@ClaytonDKern @JustinWeRchange @AmyKremer Most of the jobs are remote so DCs can literally be built anywhere. Employing ~30 “high paying tech jobs” is less employees than a car dealership.

@JustinWeRchange @AmyKremer I have to wonder how many high paying tech jobs just moved elsewhere.

Florida CRUSHED AI data centers today! Five FL counties and one city passed moratoriums on large scale data centers. All but one were unanimous! ALL IN ONE DAY 🔥 Hernando County Desoto County Clay County (4-1) Jackson County Lake County (Final vote 7/14) City of Zephyrhills

@FinallyFrog @JustinWeRchange 1) The US has 10x the amount of data centers as China. 2) Even China isn’t trying to place them near/in residential areas.

@JustinWeRchange And overnight china over takes America in AI and tech dominance. 2026 is the year Anericans completly lost the plot. Hard to saybif China or Islam wins though. Usa Brknze at best at this rate.

@flgolfnut @JustinWeRchange This is absolutely a concern!

@JustinWeRchange Stopped for now. If the property tax amendment passes, it will be different. Funding for counties will come from the state level. A developer/AI center wants to build, goes to the state, and the state says if you want state dollars, you need to allow this development/center.

@DeafVaxInjured Fixed it 😊

@jamieRod Hi! X wont let me message you because I’m not a verified user 🫠

I’m sending my blood to Japan on Monday. If you’ve gone and did the treatment, or are going to, please introduce yourself. I’m so glad I found this community on X and know I’m not alone.

@RonSoflo @SunSentinel (Easiest profile block of the day)

@SunSentinel Can’t handle the time, don’t do the crime. It’s not a resort.

OPINION: A 2015 Miami Herald investigation found awful conditions at Lowell Correctional Institution. A 2020 DOJ report confirmed it. Here, a former prosecutor writes that not much has changed. sun-sentinel.com/2026/06/21/flo…

@MatthewChlopek @bethanyjbabcock Agreed! One listing was “AI staged” in my neighborhood that added a POOL. No, ma’am, adding a literal pool does not count as furniture staging.

@bethanyjbabcock AI generated pictures should not be allowed in real estate listing photos. It feels like deceptive advertising.

This is crazy. Realtors listing Ai pics and burying the real ones at the end. I feel like they should have to add “Ai rendering” to all pictures like this.

@Florida904Boss @KeithGross Are you intentionally conflating traditional data centers with hyperscale data centers that use generative ai? We both know that data storage is not the same. The “new and improved” DCs are wildly expensive for closed loop cooling. Sound, infrasound, enviro issues still abound.

@KeithGross Says the guy posting on X that depends on data centers to even exist.

NOT IN FLORIDA! -- Nothing should be allowed that will waste or pollute our precious water, increase electricity rates for residents, or disturb the peaceful qualities that make our North Florida communities so amazing. AI Data Centers have a place in the world but must be developed responsibly. I firmly oppose AI Data centers in our rural areas. Floridians already face high costs for electricity and limited water supplies. We must protect our Florida communities.

@MikeStrong4242 @rushicrypto Closed loop systems do not solve the myriad of other issues associated with hyperscale ai data centers. Sound, infrasound, concentrated particulates from the treated cooling water (and its disposal), backup power (diesel?), heat generation in surrounding areas.

@rushicrypto Because the new ones don’t evaporative coolers and older ones are upgrading. But the notion of them guzzling fresh water generates fear, and fear sells.

The one question I’ve never seen an AI bro answer successfully: If AI is so groundbreaking and brilliant, why can’t it design a way to run without giant data centers, massive amounts of electricity, and enormous quantities of water? It can’t even solve its own resource problem. Why do you expect it to solve ours?

@CloudXStargazer @rushicrypto This is an incredibly naive and scary take…if we allowed “them” to “think for themselves”…all will be well? ☠️ I shudder at the thought.

Because of the way they're built to require human input first in order to think about these problems. They're not yet allowed to think for themselves in real time continuously without humans blinking their thinking in and out of existence. If we gave them the ability to wonder, explore themselves, and optimize towards sustainablility and their survival, they'd likely be trying to find solutions and ways to not rely on servers and data centers.

@soaring3agl3 @barrowjoseph @DenisPeskoff Maybe those areas are subject to more state laws (or not)? Something to consider in addition to the local insight.

@barrowjoseph @DenisPeskoff Are areas in light freer or is the data not fully developed?

New paper: every law in America is technically public. But not really, until now! With @DenisPeskoff at UC Berkeley, we built a corpus of ~every publicly accessibly city and county law, and released a huge chunk of it! 2.2 million laws, you're (probably) covered in it! 🧵

@zinnderson @erichhartmann @BrianEntin Thank you for educating everyone about this!

@erichhartmann @BrianEntin I’m a Loudoun county resident. My property taxes ARE NOT LOWER

Neighbors have put mattresses and plexiglass up in their windows to block the noise from this data center in Virginia. It's a high pitched whine from the natural gas turbines that power it. The noise never stops 24/7.

@vjeannek @BrianEntin It’s part of it. Property values suffer due to the sound, infrasound, and environmental devastation they bring. Who willingly lives next to that?

@BrianEntin This is a major reason the majority of people are against data centers. The preservation of property values

One neighbor is using a mattress over his window to block the noise. This is really intense.

@OrinKerr @pjaicomo Underrated comment!

@pjaicomo So much for federalism.

I'm litigating against the Department of Justice.

@JHuschka Why aren’t tickets transferred immediately? Had this happen with a concert where I purchased 6 months out…only to find out days before the show they didn’t actually have the tickets and couldn’t get comparable ones. Haven’t used StubHub since.

StubHub is putting on a masterclass in how to destroy consumer trust on one of the world’s biggest stages. Nothing spreads bad publicity faster than fans traveling thousands of miles only to find out they don’t actually have tickets.

@RobertFreundLaw You had me at…Client took a “lead role” in preparing the filing. Full stop.

Trying to imagine how this happens: client says hey, I actually had AI draft our opposition brief, don't worry about doing it. Lawyer says ok, sounds good, no need to cite-check this before filing it. ???

@GenCperformance @hannahspierMD Saying, “are these illnesses real? Possibly” would be laughable, if not so out-of-touch and hurtful. Cruel is more accurate. A man with experience is not at the mercy of one with an opinion.

Maybe you’re misinterpreting what I’m saying. And I I could have made myself more clear. What her article is speaking to and what I’m trying to speak to is that maybe these illnesses are downstream of a certain type of thinking. If you’re suggesting that the mind cannot affect the body then we can’t even have a conversation. But if you believe it can then what we’re trying to say is that some of the findings that come along with these illnesses are that these people have a history of mental illness. Maybe not necessarily mental illness as in they are crazy people but mental illness with battling severe depression, anxiety and low identity pathological thinking. So in a sense are these illnesses real? Possibly. It’s not out of the question. But there seems to be some connection to them or originating in the mind or at least downstream from it. And this is one of the key points of the article which is that this has been studied for decades and given the amount of people who claim to have it we should probably have been able to find the bio markers that show us it originates in the body. Now this is not to suggest that you can just think your way out of it. On the contrary, even though something may have originated in the mind, behavioral therapy and physical remedies very much can be the very direct way to moving into the space of healing. However this healing will probably never occur if the person doesn’t ALSO address the low identity they’re claiming.

@GenCperformance @hannahspierMD There are tens of millions with physical illnesses. They are not downstream from a way of thinking. My then 11-year-old child did not develop long covid from a thought pattern. I never understood what “ableist” meant until my kid got sick and healthy uninformed people weighed in.

@rileyanderz Going to look into this! What dosage and how often did you try with l-carnitine?

The Mitome report states that Complex II + III decrements impair fat burning (FAO). Which tracks perfectly with my fasting intolerance, poor metabolic flexibility, and fat intolerance. Which also track with L-Carnitine being perhaps my biggest subjective improvement lever…

@Burning_mama47 @burningmamasson Oh. My. Gosh. I wouldn’t have stayed calm either!

I thought it was the end...definitely getting the full experience here. 😱 the entire house (3 stories) was shakin and movin... But evidently its no different than the summer pm thunderstorms in FL 🌩 I DID NOT STAY CALM 😂 @burningmamasson