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@kungfusteeze3 @PFraudbum @Awk20000 If your personal view is that you are opposed to data centers no matter what, that's... fine, I guess. But then you likely wouldn't bother making the argument from water because that's already downstream of having the data centers.

@NOUS_PETROS @PFraudbum @Awk20000 Okay. I dont want them taking ANY water for the negative output that comes out. There is 0 benefit to having them around, only a net negative, so even a gallon used is worse than wasted.

MoistCr1TiKaL comes out strongly against data centers in recent video and ponders if they're making people sicker due to hoarding clean water "AI data centers are actually the boogeyman..a scourge on this planet and a stain on civilized society..no normal ppl with functioning frontal lobes want data centers in their community, it is bad for them" "I've been getting conspiratorial..I was reading something that someone was sharing about like when a AI data center came through, and the impact it had on their water, cause that's a very common thing" "I'm not fully bought into it..but it's an interesting theory..what if the reason there's been seemingly so much more sickness, like it feels like ppl are getting sick more frequently now and a wide variety of illnesses just seem more common..what if AI data centers are hoarding all of the clean water..what if all the clean water is being diverted to the AI data centers and the normal civilians are just getting the sludge runoff..I don't think it's out of the realm of possibility..they are evil enough to do that" (Via penguinz0 on YT)

@Ornellas_yo @Awk20000 Asking the real questions here.

@NOUS_PETROS @Awk20000 That is soooo made up like if people consume that much water then why do we still have water huh?

@adaexevt @DCplaysgames @ThatEngineer3N6 @PFraudbum @Awk20000 I'm good with walkable cities build around a drop-in fusion reactor and data center. This obviously assumes we iron out a few issues, but decentralizing the grid and allowing everyone to have solid access to critical technology would be amazing.

@NOUS_PETROS @DCplaysgames @ThatEngineer3N6 @PFraudbum @Awk20000 I also would like to see mini nuclear power plants attached to hyperscalers and I think that we would be so much further ahead as a species if we didn't shut down the tech ages ago. When it comes to sound there are so many other industrial facilities that are worse.

@TheRabbitHole WATERM Elon Musk

Elon Musk by Christopher Nolan

@JasonKieffer1 @Awk20000 Realistically, do you think it's worth a water investment that's a fraction of a percent we use to grow almonds to power new technology? If not, what greater benefit would you propose we receive from that water?

@NOUS_PETROS @Awk20000 And all of them have legitimate uses for water except ai data centers

@trad_west_ Me prepping a rosary to zap the incoming shaheeds 🤣

Lebanon raises one of the largest statues of Jesus Christ in the Middle East 🇱🇧 The total structure is 26 meters, or 85.3 feet, in height.

@shadowstar5727 @Awk20000 One data center is 70% of cattle. You said that. If you believe it, you've either incorrectly processed some data, or you're mentally deficient.

@NOUS_PETROS @Awk20000 Serious question, do you believe all of these sources are lying? eesi.org/articles/view/… assets.publishing.service.gov.uk/media/5a7f18fa… nass.usda.gov/Newsroom/2026/…

That would be my ideal solution. I'd very much like to see an expansion of nuclear power. I share the noise and environmental concerns of many regarding sound that some AI data centers are using, and I'm perfectly fine with cities ensuring that companies building data centers require that grid strain to the extent it exists to be offset by the companies. There's a legit debate about these impacts, and despite my love for AI as a technology, I think we should be asking questions about how rapidly we're expanding so that we can limit the downside to a necessary economic shift.

@ThatEngineer3N6 @adaexevt @NOUS_PETROS @PFraudbum @Awk20000 Like I said my only concern is power consumption and its only going to increase where our power output isnt really, unless everyone wants to get real cool about nuclear really quick

Burden of proof is a specific philosophical concept that demands one making the positive claim is required to supply evidence. You don't get to shift the burden of proof because you find the subject burdensome. In this case, the claim of AI using too much water requires proof, and doesn't have any.

@NOUS_PETROS @Awk20000 And of all the legitimate discourse to be had, why are you engaging with the weakest arguments while acting as if the burden of proof for a potentially disruptive technology with no concrete economic benefits untethered to disproportionate investment belongs to those opposed?

@shadowstar5727 @Awk20000 Serious question. Do you believe everything you wrote here is factually correct?

@NOUS_PETROS @Awk20000 This is bullshit. ONE AI data center uses up to 5m gallons daily, >1.8bn gallons per year. ONE cow uses up to 30 gallons. There are an estimated 86.2m cattle in America. That means all of America's cattle use >2.5bn gallons. ONE data center is 70% of all cattle

@TerribleMaps This is NOT a terrible map.

How to find Kentucky on the map

@heroOfLabour @Awk20000 Real

@NOUS_PETROS @Awk20000 It's all the CCP could think of on short notice.

@itsmejacktv Keep pretending to not understand.

Let me know when I can eat and drink a prompt.

For all the people bitching when we use food products in graphs, here...

@ApexSeeker_ No.

🇯🇵 I’m Japanese. Question for Americans. 🇺🇸 Should a leader always tell the truth… even if it causes panic?

@ApexSeeker_ "Divine wind". I recall the invasion from China, and the typhoon which consumed their ships and drown them in the ocean. At least that's where I've heard it originates with. WWII kinda changed the way most Americans think of it though.

🇯🇵 I’m Japanese. Question for Americans. 🇺🇸 What do you think when you hear the word “Kamikaze”? I’d like to understand your perspective.

@strugglingHylic @Awk20000 Rice is higher in water consumption per kilo produced, but wheat requires more land, thus more water, even growing in drier conditions.

@NOUS_PETROS @Awk20000 Wheat consumes more water than rice? I thought rice was literally grown in water paddies?

@cuscuzpaulistao @Awk20000 1. They've been investing in closed systems for a while for cost and environmental savings. 2. It takes years to pull national level statistics like that in just about any industry.

@NOUS_PETROS @Awk20000 if water usage isn't a problem why data center are investing in closed loop systems, even though there's an energy drawback? why data centers operators doesn't publish any data regarding energy and water usage after 2024 (after AI boom)?

@RoderickEburn @Awk20000 Reading comprehension.

@NOUS_PETROS @Awk20000 Me taking an hour long shower knowing it makes Txitter Jews like you mad

@SpootlesYT @Awk20000 Water quality is a more legit argument than water quantity, I agree. Notice the first words of my actual post.

@NOUS_PETROS @Awk20000 Its not about the amount of water, its about what its doing to the water in the towns and homes surrounding it .