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Heating homes keeps humans alive who then go onto work, creating economic value. A DC supplies, like, 12 jobs maybe. The 10,000 homes worth of power it uses su
by array_key_first 6mo ago
Heating homes keeps humans alive who then go onto work, creating economic value.
A DC supplies, like, 12 jobs maybe. The 10,000 homes worth of power it uses supplies 20,000 jobs, maybe more if some older kids are working at the local Dairy Queen.
- AlexeyBelov 6mo agoNo, you don't understand. Sending bytes back and forth creates real economic value. We shouldn't heat homes and have supermarkets in this day and age, the margins are miniscule.
- dzhiurgis 6mo agoThis is deranged. It's like saying entire economy hinges on underwear manufacturing because everyone needs one pair.
- array_key_first 6mo agoYes, if we stopped making underwear the economy would suffer a lot. That's just plainly true, I don't know why you perceive reality as "deranged". I believe they make medication for that, you might look into it. Human needs are a prerequisite for human productivity. Heating is actually more important than data centers. I think 99% of people would agree with me on that.
- dzhiurgis 6mo agoYou can't see difference between "important" and economic value?
- array_key_first 6mo agoAre you just trying to be annoying and pedantic or do you secretly have a point you're trying to make? Because I'm not gonna try to guess your argument for you and then argue against it. Heating has value because PEOPLE FUCKING PAY FOR IT. Do you know what we call assigning monetary value to a service? Value. That's value.
- dzhiurgis 6mo agoSo do datacenters. Vastly more than you.