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Paul Schecklman

@PaulySchecks

techno-industrial optimist| founder @north_policynet |@BushSchool @tamu | All things Grand Strategy, Deterrence, Energy @msudss

Wisconsin, USA Katılım Mart 2009
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Braxton McCoy
Braxton McCoy@braxton_mccoy·
Doing my best to swear off fighting with my own side because it just isn't worth it. We have to win. Infighting just seems counterproductive.
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Paul Schecklman@PaulySchecks·
One of most depressing/motivating things: lucky to know many great builders, inventors, VCs who deeply care for America. But when WI as a home comes up, they’re not interested. Great labor, great people, but impossible business climate & zero certainty. What’s worse: WI companies now hedging against expansion here, considering states that move as fast as they do. Something to watch closely.
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🅱️ryce N.Y. Chinault
🅱️ryce N.Y. Chinault@BryceTheNoble·
Building the Launchpad for an AI Moonshot The current wave of advanced computing technologies, commonly referred to as “artificial intelligence,” has the potential to create enormous economic growth and human flourishing across the United States. For the rocket ship of the U.S. private sector to lift us into the AI future, Congress must build the right launchpad. @neil_chilson abundance.institute/our-work/launc…
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Paul Schecklman@PaulySchecks·
Unfortunate when politics continue to pollute security interests. agri-terror, sabotage, espionage, selling trade secrets & chips, etc. “real threat” is defined by US Code.. watching in real time the evolution of warfare utilizing very small installations that can wreak havoc. Also what ‘economic momentum’ are we speaking of?
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Paul Schecklman@PaulySchecks·
There aren’t enough people in WI talking demographics & tech shifts.. limited adaptation will simply result in less firms surviving & multiply the death of the state. As it stands, demos should be setting off alarm bells. Wealth exodus incoming.
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Ryan Fedasiuk
Ryan Fedasiuk@RyanFedasiuk·
2/ Specifically: calling for on-site power generation at data centers and streamlining permitting is exactly right. As @JoinFAI and NAM illustrate, the U.S. cannot win the race for AI adoption if every new facility spends years in regulatory purgatory. thefai.org/posts/america-…
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Paul Schecklman@PaulySchecks·
JFK’s Why England Slept holds enough parallels to today that deserve consideration. There have been enough assessments on American deficiencies, but limited realistic pathways exist. Public opinion & budget constraints are what they are.
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Luke Metro
Luke Metro@luke_metro·
The narrative for AI x manufacturing really needs to be that almost all the American jobs have already been shipped overseas so we’re replacing Chinese workers with American robots+technicians Otherwise we get … this
Bernie Sanders@BernieSanders

Jeff Bezos, worth $234 billion, plans to replace 600,000 Amazon workers with robots. Now, he wants to spend $100 billion to fully automate not just his warehouses, but factories in the U.S & other countries. Oligarchs are waging all out war against workers. FIGHT BACK.

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Tanner Avery
Tanner Avery@TannerMAvery·
The loudest voices fearmongering about data centers are the same people who fight almost every form of development. Why? Because they have a religious adherence to anti-growth ideology. Because most people don’t buy into that, they strip out facts & context to sell fear instead
Yusuf Mahmood@YusufSMahmood

"Data centers are draining our water" is the new "plastic straws are destroying the ocean." It's a hoax, and many people pushing it know it's not true. At AFPI (@A1policy) we wrote a piece breaking down the numbers: 1) Data centers use very little water > Somewhere between 0.2% and 0.5% of U.S. freshwater consumption > 15x less water than we lose each year to leaky pipes > The biggest data center of 2024 uses less water than 3 square miles of farmland (America has 1.3 million) 2) Local water impacts are small, too > In one of the country’s most “water stressed” counties, data centers are 0.12% of its water use (golf courses are 3.8%) 3) This hasn’t stopped lawmakers from fearmongering about data centers > 5 senators, including Bernie Sanders and Ed Markey, wrote a letter to the admin complaining about data center water use > Lawmakers have introduced legislation and called for data center moratoriums because of fake water use claims. Denver might enact one soon 4) Data centers are one of America’s greatest strengths > Huge local tax revenues > The AI data center boom has created tremendous economic growth > Wages in construction and the trades have skyrocketed (construction up >30% because of data centers) We end by suggesting some ways to accelerate the data center buildout, while protecting local communities' interests. Full piece here: americafirstpolicy.com/issues/the-dat…

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Gregg Carlstrom
Gregg Carlstrom@glcarlstrom·
"The cost of replacing the first four days' worth of munitions would be $20bn-26bn. The problem, however, is more to do with scarcity than cost. America is thought to have used more than 300 Tomahawk cruise missiles in the opening days of the war, but the Pentagon had planned to buy just 57 new ones in the current fiscal year. There have been no deliveries of THAAD interceptors since 2023 and the Pentagon has not placed any new orders this year. A puny 39 interceptors are slated for delivery in 2027—six years after they were ordered." economist.com/briefing/2026/…
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Travis Fisher
Travis Fisher@ts_fisher·
NO ONE IN THEIR RIGHT MIND WILL ISLAND A DATA CENTER! Except @Microsoft "Power will be generated on-site as the facility operates independently of the local grid, eliminating the burden on existing utility customers and protecting ratepayers' bills."
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Paul Schecklman@PaulySchecks·
Mobilize is out but it’s March Madness & I’m now overwhelmed. Congrats @ssankar !
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Paul Schecklman@PaulySchecks·
@atrembath Killing American tech advantage one local zoning committee at a time.
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Alex Trembath
Alex Trembath@atrembath·
Having lived through the early days of the fracking revolution—with many unsupportive opinion surveys, local bans, and general public confusion about the technology—I gotta say I think they’re gonna build the data centers.
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