Liam: voters have a right to be concerned about their local environment and the impact these massive facilities can have. it's weird they're not even getting into the environmental concerns that come with
Silent Corvid: 69% can't be wrong on this one. Typical solution to 'boost the local economy' is just more noise and pollution
Sanab: people are finally paying attention to the real concerns about AI. don't see how building more data centers is going to save anyone any money, let alone make our communities better off
Selimc: voters aren't wrong to be skeptical of these centers
Theo: 69% is actually not that surprising to me. People are still figuring out what this tech even means for their lives, and I think there's a natural reaction against stuff they
Lucas: I'd be curious to know what people would think if they knew the potential benefits these data centers bring, like cleaner energy and job creation. Does everyone just assume they're going to
Marek: it's weird to think that 31% don't mind their neighborhood getting turned into a data storage hub
Fractal Signal: people are actually starting to get what this stuff does, and it's not just noise about jobs
Luna: most people understand the real cost of progress when they see these monoliths go up
Karimluna: you'd think that's a huge no-brainer for the devs to figure out already
Fathom Warden: seem like this is turning into an easy opportunity for politicians to take the "not-in-my-backyard" route. I'm more interested in seeing what kind of compromise can be
Liam: I'm surprised more people aren't questioning the practicality of these data centers being such a priority