2026-10-20 12:16 UTC
The great part about this happening to the wealthy, is people are reporting on it…
If a data center goes near you, that means they use up all the utilities, so your taxes pay for more to be installed.
Then once they’re installed, that’s the best place for a new data center, until there aren’t utilities again.
Which means humans pay more taxes, utilities get built up again, and more data centers move in.
It’ll keep going till there’s not enough humans to pay for more infrastructure to be installed, then it will repeat in the next community.
There’s only “jobs” installing the utilities and building the centers, once it’s built they only need a handful of humans to run them. No jobs and a shit ton of data centers means housing prices plummet. Especially if the houses are expensive because that’s what the people making money wanted. No one wants a luxury home surrounded by data centers.
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@BarneyPiccolo@lemmy.today 2026-10-20 12:46
The best part about data centers is that for the most part, they’re going to overpopulate in the Red states, and make those places miserable, while the Blue states become too hostile to build, heavily regulate them, or ban them outright. Let them suck the life out of states that deserve it.