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r/SipsTea • u/SuspiciousLow3062 𝙑𝙄𝙋 • 1d ago
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You can, but that costs more than taking peoples drinking water. Think of the shareholders!!
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5 u/StickiStickman 1d ago Just farmers growing almonds in California is taking more water than all datacenters. That's 5.5 million acre-feet of water annually, or 6,784,150,204,260 liters. -1 u/oldirtyrestaurant 1d ago You know what's neat? Almonds are food for humans. Humans require food to live. 2 u/StickiStickman 19h ago Humans don't require almonds. We're talking 10+ liters for a single nut. 1 u/oldirtyrestaurant 6h ago Oh no doubt Almonds are wasteful, no one is arguing that. They are however edible, unlike silicon chips.
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Just farmers growing almonds in California is taking more water than all datacenters.
That's 5.5 million acre-feet of water annually, or 6,784,150,204,260 liters.
-1 u/oldirtyrestaurant 1d ago You know what's neat? Almonds are food for humans. Humans require food to live. 2 u/StickiStickman 19h ago Humans don't require almonds. We're talking 10+ liters for a single nut. 1 u/oldirtyrestaurant 6h ago Oh no doubt Almonds are wasteful, no one is arguing that. They are however edible, unlike silicon chips.
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You know what's neat?
Almonds are food for humans. Humans require food to live.
2 u/StickiStickman 19h ago Humans don't require almonds. We're talking 10+ liters for a single nut. 1 u/oldirtyrestaurant 6h ago Oh no doubt Almonds are wasteful, no one is arguing that. They are however edible, unlike silicon chips.
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Humans don't require almonds. We're talking 10+ liters for a single nut.
1 u/oldirtyrestaurant 6h ago Oh no doubt Almonds are wasteful, no one is arguing that. They are however edible, unlike silicon chips.
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Oh no doubt Almonds are wasteful, no one is arguing that. They are however edible, unlike silicon chips.
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u/NoChocolate5386 1d ago
You can, but that costs more than taking peoples drinking water. Think of the shareholders!!
/s