AOC held up a jar of brown water in Congress and blamed a Meta data center.
We happen to have a PhD in Environmental Health on the team, so he put her claims to the test.
Here's his essay:
https://briefing.forwardfuture.ai/p/are-we-building-ai-at-the-cost-of-the-planet
Many users rejected AOC's claims linking a Meta data center to brown water pollution as emotional manipulation or convenient outrage, while a few praised the debunking analyses as solid rebuttals.
"First, it isn’t true that the whole county’s water turned brown. The affected homes are likely a handful of properties near the construction site running on private wells, their own localized systems, drawing straight from the ground with no utility or treatment plant in between.
The most-documented case is Beverly and Jeff Morris, whose house sits about 1,000 feet from Meta’s Stanton Springs campus on the Newton–Morgan county line."
AOC held up a jar of brown water in Congress and blamed a Meta data center.
We happen to have a PhD in Environmental Health on the team, so he put her claims to the test.
Here's his essay:
https://briefing.forwardfuture.ai/p/are-we-building-ai-at-the-cost-of-the-planet
"So when AOC calls the jar “drinking water” destroyed by a data center, she’s compressing a construction story, a private-well story, and an AI story into a single image. They aren’t the same story."
AOC held up a jar of brown water in Congress and blamed a Meta data center.
We happen to have a PhD in Environmental Health on the team, so he put her claims to the test.
Here's his essay:
https://briefing.forwardfuture.ai/p/are-we-building-ai-at-the-cost-of-the-planet
Great piece by @jonah_lipsitt
AOC held up a jar of brown water in Congress and blamed a Meta data center.
We happen to have a PhD in Environmental Health on the team, so he put her claims to the test.
Here's his essay:
https://briefing.forwardfuture.ai/p/are-we-building-ai-at-the-cost-of-the-planet
@MatthewBerman new angle is the timeline is muddy, but the footage was real too
respect the essay, thats a proper rebuttal
@MatthewBerman phd + "put her claims to the test" tells me all i need to know about the slant
still curious whose wells actually turned brown though
I worked with those people. They don’t think like you. They don’t think, “let’s get X from Y to demonstrate Z.” They think how, “how can we sell X as linked to Y to tell the story of Z.” Where Z is the narrative, Y is a fringe case packaged as “facts on the ground”, and X is the most extreme instance (often an outlier) of a part of Z. Manufactured consent and the game of thrones is real. I lived it. I wrote Z to get $ from rich people to fund an organization that was a part of a “coalition” TO GET WHAT THEY RICH PEOPLE WANT. That SPLC funding the KKK story, brother that’s the tip of the iceberg.
@MatthewBerman one household on a private well 1,000 feet from a construction site is a localized hydrology problem, not a county-wide indictment. the jar was real. the scope wasn't
@MatthewBerman calling one prop proof of three different issues at once is wild
@MatthewBerman Matthew if you have not figured this out... Lemme just drop this here.
@MatthewBerman The future first retarded president
@MatthewBerman You will find nothing from a Democrat that does not play on emotion, fear, addiction, or lusting of less then bright people.
@MatthewBerman No one believed her claims in the first place (I hope)
@MatthewBerman
@MatthewBerman compressing three different things into one outrage always feels a bit convenient
@MatthewBerman i love AI but are we believing those dats centers are good for the local ecosystems
@MatthewBerman and your data sir?
@MatthewBerman idk man, pulling rank with a PhD in a QRT feels like you’re trying to dunk but ended up explaining puddles
@MatthewBerman she is smart but not enough to pick battles that have ground and in this case not even water…
@MatthewBerman Also this doesn’t mention this person lives across the street from a rivian plant
@MatthewBerman AI news slow today?