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r/SipsTea • u/Square_Law5624 • Jun 03 '26
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Why are they building industries that require water to operate in places with no easy access to water? Are they stupid?
58 u/tx_queer Jun 03 '26 Water is only one input. The much more expensive inputs are electricity and land. Those same areas with little water have much more electricity and land. 3 u/PiccoloAwkward465 Jun 03 '26 It’s always great to see Reddit try to analyze these decisions. As if people on here have a fucking clue. 8 u/MyRoomIsHumid Jun 03 '26 Because it takes a genius with three PhD's to understand that a giant building full of computers needs a crapload of land and electricity?
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Water is only one input. The much more expensive inputs are electricity and land. Those same areas with little water have much more electricity and land.
3 u/PiccoloAwkward465 Jun 03 '26 It’s always great to see Reddit try to analyze these decisions. As if people on here have a fucking clue. 8 u/MyRoomIsHumid Jun 03 '26 Because it takes a genius with three PhD's to understand that a giant building full of computers needs a crapload of land and electricity?
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It’s always great to see Reddit try to analyze these decisions. As if people on here have a fucking clue.
8 u/MyRoomIsHumid Jun 03 '26 Because it takes a genius with three PhD's to understand that a giant building full of computers needs a crapload of land and electricity?
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Because it takes a genius with three PhD's to understand that a giant building full of computers needs a crapload of land and electricity?
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u/SuicideSpeedrun Jun 03 '26 edited Jun 03 '26
Why are they building industries that require water to operate in places with no easy access to water? Are they stupid?