Aquifer Collapse: Food vs. Data Centers in a Water Crisis

I noticed uh the aquifer, the the main, I mean multiple aquifers, the Ogallala, the Central Valley Aquifer in California are both running running really low. I mean, the Ogallala in some areas the well failure rate in parts of Texas is 30% right now. I mean, right now. And, you know, according to the projections, there's only one farming generation left in a lot of places in Kansas, Oklahoma, and Texas because of that aquifer. And then the Central Valley Aquifer is of course heavily stressed out of uh California. Um, seems like the in the long run, we're not going to be the breadbasket of the world anymore in North America. When when that fossil water is uh used up and it's it's happening very quickly. Are you seeing the same thing? I am. Uh, the data centers that are competing with us for our food supply. You know, we as humans and the data centers as a electric intelligence or an electric consciousness are both competing for the same resources to keep it alive. We need water, it needs water. So, this is the most important thing. The food it requires is, well, what we need to ...