The answer can also be not building something. Its not like we have a set quota of building stuff that has to be allocated one way or another.

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bethekidyouwant an hour ago | parent [-]

We’re in the middle of the next technological revolution and not building is our best bet? You could’ve said that about the green revolution we should have left the fertilizer in the ground cause now we have 10 billion people and all the problems that come with it.

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wolvoleo 43 minutes ago | parent [-]

So what, if we don't invent the technology tomorrow we will next year. It's not like the world stops turning if innovation slows down a bit. In fact a lot of people think it's going too fast now. Even a lot of people in the industry.

And we shouldn't have made so unsustainably many people, I really don't understand why people are still fussing about birth rates when environmental crises are piling up (and social ones too like cost of living/housing)

	▲	mahboi 23 minutes ago \| parent [-]
		I know this is like 2 hops off topic now, but... There's no shortage of people worldwide, it's just that particular countries have issues with low birth rates. On topic, yes the datacenter growth can be slower.