| ▲ | flanked-evergl 2 hours ago | |
> That is straight up not true. Theres currently a threat due to the imprudently started war in the Middle East The US does not use crude oil from the Gulf to generate electricity. The US could scale electricity production at least 100 times without needing to import anything from the Middle East. > there will be more once rivers start drying up Rivers will not be drying up because of data centers. | ||
| ▲ | vrganj 2 hours ago | parent [-] | |
> The US does not use crude oil from the Gulf to generate electricity. And yet, reserves are at historic lows. Markets are weird, huh? > Rivers will not be drying up because of data centers. That wasn't the claim made, rivers will be drying up because of climate change (they are already!), which is a threat to energy supply. Data centers will accelerate said climate change, but that's not even relevant to disprove your previous assertion of regulation being the only factor. I'll also note you still haven't justified your core ideological assertion you tried smuggling in earlier in any way. | ||