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You... do understand that it isn't exported to be incinerated, it's exported in return for money, and then people and livestock in other countries eat that food

You... do understand that it isn't exported to be incinerated, it's exported in return for money, and then people and livestock in other countries eat that food. The fact that there's a transaction in the middle of the process doesn't change the value proposition, just like the absurd overvaluation of all things AI doesn't change the value proposition there either.

JumpCrisscross 1y ago
> it's exported in return for money Which is also paid for data centre access. We need food production as a matter of survival. That doesn’t mean all food production is inherently more valuable than everything else. We let most food spoil without being eaten because it’s more efficient to do that than treat every calorie as precious. > just like the absurd overvaluation of all things AI doesn't change the value proposition there either Literally does. There are good arguments against a data centre in Tucson. “We could grow food with that water” isn’t one of them.