paulsharvey
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When you hear 500,000 gallons per day; that sounds like a big number, but its really not. Average home in US uses 300+ gal per day; so thats less than a very small town.
How could Artificial Intelligence become dangerous?
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I think there's provisions in the glwqa to protect any water taken out of the Great lakes has to still stay in the watershed weather it ends up being treated sewage or not it's my understanding water can't be taken out of the Great lakes it's surrounding watersheds, tributaries etc. I'm not much of a so called environmentalist tree hugger but I will always argue to protect the Great lakes.
DarkBlack
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Water usage is great way to divert the populace from what is actually going on
Water isn’t used in the sense it’s “used up”, and converted to another molecule, It’s simply a a conduit of heat energy.
At worst, it’s a cooling tower setup and you can worry evaporative loss, and/or about Legionnaires' disease. Normally it’s simply the same water being returned, but with a slightly higher temperature.
You should be more worried about the computers, and the people running them, than water being heated.
Water isn’t used in the sense it’s “used up”, and converted to another molecule, It’s simply a a conduit of heat energy.
At worst, it’s a cooling tower setup and you can worry evaporative loss, and/or about Legionnaires' disease. Normally it’s simply the same water being returned, but with a slightly higher temperature.
You should be more worried about the computers, and the people running them, than water being heated.
