"NO" to Data Centers

[onawah]

I think you nailed it. It feels to me like the purpose of data centers is to actually help bring about a very negative transhumanist agenda.
One more toxic, underhanded way in which the controllers hope to subvert humanity's natural process of evolution.
A good description of that change is spelled out in The Ethical Skeptic's article "What is Agency?" posted here:
https://projectavalon.net/forum4/sho...=1#post1719912

Posted by shaberon (here)
The absolutely staggering size of the total data centers would seem to go beyond the needs of the camera network, and I'm not understanding the purpose or how it has monetary value. Even if I wanted the cameras, I would still be at a loss as to the existence of the rest of it. Seems speculative. Very nearly meets the definition of paranormal.

On a moral level, I feel that if these resources are available, they have to be used for the obvious betterment of society. I've been unable to find that actually happening, and, so, this explains the relative theft of well being.

[bojancan]

What Can We Do?

The companies behind the data center boom are moving quickly into communities across the region, many with promises of prosperity. But some communities are pushing back and saying that data centers are not worth the health and environmental impacts. If you agree with that sentiment, there are steps you can take to combat data centers in your backyard.

First, check if your municipality has a data center ordinance. If not, urge officials to adopt one.

Then, identify opportunities for community participation before the proposed data center is approved. Will a public hearing be required? If so, take this opportunity to express your concerns and to share this resource with other community members.

Next, reference nuisance control ordinances (rules for limiting noise, light, and vibrations), plus zoning laws that would restrict new data centers in your region.
If the data center must be built, advocate for limiting the use of fossil fuels in both everyday operations and generator backups. Encourage decision makers and developers to utilize renewable energy sources, such as wind turbines and solar panels.

Finally, urge decision makers to require any facility to report their emissions and share an emergency preparedness plan with the community.

https://www.environmentalhealthproje...f-data-centers

[onawah]

Given what a perilous state the electric grid is already in due to the diminishment of the Earth's protective magnetic field as the ongoing pole reversal continues (see the thread Geomagnetic Reversals and Ice Ages) it appears there is a plot afoot to bring the grid down even more quickly.
Meanwhile, the political debates and countless other lesser issues continue to preoccupy the public while the veritable rug is being pulled out from under humanity's feet.
The days remaining to this paradigm are dwindling more all the time.

[Bill Ryan]

An early-morning thought here.

It has to be possible that the new escalation threat in the Iran war, combined with an imminent severe oil shock (and an accompanying helium shock, which affects the manufacturing of GPUs), might combine to end up crashing the global and/or US economy. AI stocks might be the first to be sold off, and if there's a severe energy shortage as well data centers will be massively affected.

The whole precarious house of cards really might come crashing down.