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We’re literally in a race to build infrastructure so mega corps can pay you nothing, make your bills unaffordable and your water undrinkable. God bless America.
Socialise the costs, privatise the profits.
Is that why Ready Player One takes place in Columbus?
The only locals who benefited was the officials whose pockets was lined under the table.
Funny how megacorporations are rushing to build data centers but not the power and water infrastructure needed to make them function.
Foxconn's boondoggle in Wisconsin was a warning, and clearly not nearly enough people learned the right lessons from it.
This is simply a continuation of states exempting companies from paying taxes. The only extreme example is Louisiana. It’s a race to the bottom and can easily hurt local taxpayers more than it helps.
Billionaires are the only minority ruining the country.
This is the exact type of stuff I like to see on a peaceful Sunday morning😅
The word Ohio looks like a tractor
As an Ohioan who’s being negatively affected by this data center expansion i really appreciate this video bro.
At this rate,subsidies paid by megacorps that own data centers to the local population will be the cheapest security system for the integrity of said data centers. Otherwise,people will soon start torching them .
Thanks for covering! From Ohio here
Sounds like what happened the Louisiana. They brought in companies that produce no money that goes back to the state or people.
13:25 There were zero physical injuries or deaths caused by the 1979 nuclear accident at the Three Mile Island power plant.
Remember when they locked Sarah Connor up for trying to shut down cyberdyne systems?
4:25 new york city is now in the middle of the adirondacks I guess
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My (society) is a machine that turns (poor people's money) into (rich people's money)
Yeah, data center won't fill the loss of factories. There's not enough workers to support those communities. In actuality the data center will become a resource and income sink for these folks because this rush was done without the infrastructure upgrade needed. It will be a multigenerational bill that will be asked of everyone else, not the tech companies.