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@ZacharySisson3 LOL

Correct, been saying it for a while. Texas is the Capital of the World. Join us down here, get over your grudges against Texas.

@SMB_Attorney to be clear your little value prop for data centers isnt based on anything but vibes

We’re going to see a lot of these oversimplifications about “data centers vs farmland,” so let’s get smart on this real quick… > data centers aren’t “dumb”
> they’re foundational infrastructure for our modern digital economy
internet, cloud, streaming, AI, medicine and yes, even agriculture rely on them
> they drive real economic value, jobs, tax revenue, and innovation
> they’re not all being built on prime farmland… a lot of industrial and brownfield sites get used too
> plus, AI and data tools are actually helping farming get more efficient (precision ag, better yields, smarter supply chains) so we can do more with less land > the WNBA has been unprofitable for most of its 29-year history.
> it’s finally got a real shot at profitability thanks to bigger media deals, social media buzz, fan analytics, merch, and broader reach. > all of that depends on the exact digital infrastructure people are criticizing right now. > hell, this post by Sophie (who I’m a fan of btw) wouldn’t even exist without it. > BUT preserving good farmland is still important, and posts like hers raise real concerns about what’s happening in rural America. Let’s not demonize “big scary data centers” while ignoring everything they actually make possible. Hope this helps.

@JenHeroldFL @ByronDonalds Florida public schools are absolute garbage under 2 decades of GOP control. You think theyre going to fix it all of the sudden?

I enthusiastically support this message. I’m not a one issue voter but I education is my most important one. And why I support @ByronDonalds for Governor. David Jolly will take away parents’ rights, Byron will expand them.

@ChadGriffiths industrial real estate guy loves data centers. Color me shocked!

One of the coolest athletes in America seems to have been sponsored by China

@chappUHquiddick yeah the US should bomb the forests.

Polluting your neighboring country with unchecked wildfire smoke is an act of war. The US should act accordingly

@billwolfe one beer didnt do this.

Had one beer tonight. Burger night out with the fam. Bubs, in Carmel, iykyk. I don’t drink that often. Nothing against it. I do enjoy it. But thinking I gotta stop. It made me tired, grouchy, detached. I could feel it. Only one beer. Probably not something I need in my life. Anybody relate?

@BlackLabelAdvsr blind people have eyes too.

@ossoinc I have eyes.

Soccer will never be popular in the USA. What we’re seeing with the World Cup is nothing more than a fad. Within months we will be addicted to the NBA and NFL again. Those are real sports. Here’s why: - Soccer isn’t nearly violent enough. - There’s way too much whining. You’ve seen the fake injuries every five seconds. So freaking annoying. - The refs and rules seem incredibly arbitrary. Some of them are obviously paid off. Zero trust. -Scoring takes wayyyyyyy too long. -Penalty kicks are asinine. Way too easy. In other words, soccer is a wimpy faux sport. You can hate me for saying this but you know it’s the truth. I’m done with the World Cup. First, they took Portugal from me. Then the USA. The last straw was Haaland. Back to normal life! Won’t watch another game of soccer until 2030.

@GatesMcgavick there is no lazier psyop than byron donalds

Lol. Same pollster did work in Florida in the 2020 cycle -- they were 13 points off in Miami Dade for the Presidential, and 13 points off in Florida's 15th Congressional District. In other words, this is a lazy psy op to swindle national Dems into lighting money on fire in FL.

@TayoooWale a $6 cup of regular coffee is probably from the bougiest place in town.

@TheFandomCritic @OldRowSwig Critic scores are super important actually.

@OldRowSwig Critic scores are the dumbest shit I have ever witnessed. Pure fact is when you see a movie it is just you seeing it, so if you like it who cares what anyone else thinks? And if you do not, oh well, on to the next time-filler.

Every single review I’m seeing on 𝕏 is wildly negative… so what’s going on here?

@JavonPrice "radical David Jolly" OP is a completely unserious person

I don’t know who needs to hear this but Byron Donalds isn’t obligated to elevate unserious or fringe lunatics by debating them. He’s right to stay locked in on securing the nomination & defeating radical David Jolly. Serious candidates focus on victory, not performative theater.

@dylthorn how does that make it harder?

One of the few downsides of states banning non-competes is that it makes it harder to invest in new employees

@JohnnyTurbo77 @MegMegMeeeegggg i mean, wildfires are a completely normal part of the ecosystem. They should be prevented from burning down peoples homes though.

@MegMegMeeeegggg It sure doesnt help when you do nothing and let them burn out of control does it?

I'm sorry, but so many of you are SO delusional to think you can prescribe burn Canada's 1.3 BILLION acres of boreal forest.

@S_NewsRoomCOM green hydrogen data centers will get priority in NY

$PLUG is monetizing the future to fund the present. The hard part is that New York just put a one-year brake on the exact data-center buildout this pivot needs. Liquidity buys time, not certainty. stocknewsroom.com/plug-power-str… 2/2

$PLUG Plug Power. The real story is not the hydrogen dream — it’s the cash scramble. Selling grid assets to buy time while negative free cash flow still hangs over the name. That’s not a pivot, that’s a countdown. #StockNewsroom #PlugPower #AIdataCenters 1/2

@ramit buying the govt

This is a great question. What's your answer beyond the obvious (e.g., business class flights)?

@akothari who are we competing against? The residents of the country?

sf introducing a wealth tax. nyc banning data centers. neither is how america stays competitive.

@TheRealJoeGrizz @txsalth2o @Marriott cool story. I worked in hotels for more than 2 decades.

@ossoinc @txsalth2o @Marriott I know more than you about this. Spend 5 years in over 150 different hotels in 10 different states, make friends with the employees and owners and then get back to me.

At a @Marriott I had all USB chargers but only USB-C blocks, and a phone at 30%. Looked for an alarm clock to set for the am. No clock. Called the front desk. "We don't have alarm clocks. We can set up a wake-up call." "There are no alarm clocks in this entire 14-story hotel?" "Nope" "Am I supposed to turn on the TV any time I want to know what time it is?" "I guess" "So if I wake up in the middle of the night and want to know what time it is, and I didn't want to turn on the TV to figure out what time it is, I'd have to, what, call you?" "Why would you want to know what the time is in the middle of the night?" "Here's the thing, when you get old, you wake up a lot in the middle of the night. If you wake up and it's 4:45, you say 'screw it, I'm up, ' but if it's 2 am, you have to figure out how to go back to sleep." "Ok, I'll call housekeeping" Am I the crazy person? Have phones eliminated clocks? Housekeeping had a clock, and as expected, it also had a USB port :)

@TheRealJoeGrizz @txsalth2o @Marriott its literally not a factor at all.

@ossoinc @txsalth2o @Marriott Is it the sole reason? No, obviously. Is it a factor? Absolutely.

@TheRealJoeGrizz @txsalth2o @Marriott no. thats not why hotels have gotten rid of alarm clocks lol.

As a person who has spent literal years of my life living in hotels… it’s because of the clientele in certain areas. They steal everything not bolted down. Same reason why a lot of them no longer provide paper towels, cups, toiletries and stock only enough toilet paper for just a few days