AI Water Issue Is Fake And Gay.

Just like Clayton! Rim shot!

Here is a very long article putting the AI water issue into perspective. Yes I read the entire thing but idiots like Clayton Tucker and Potato Head Fitzharris won’t bother. That’s because it’s bigger than a bumper sticker, which is the limit of their pea brains.

The AI Water Issue Is Fake

Here are a few excerpts to give you an idea of the logic, reason and math that are involved:

All U.S. data centers (which mostly support the internet, not AI) used 200–250 million gallons of freshwater daily in 2023. The U.S. consumes approximately 132 billion gallons of freshwater daily.1 The U.S. circulates a lot more water day to day, but to be extra conservative I’ll stick to this measure of its consumptive use, see here for a breakdown of how the U.S. uses water. So data centers in the U.S. consumed approximately 0.2% of the nation’s freshwater in 2023. I repeat this point a lot, but Americans spend half their waking lives online. A data center is just a big computer that hosts the things you do online. Everything we do online interacts with and uses energy and water in data centers. When you’re online, you’re using a data center as you would a personal computer. It’s a miracle that something we spend 50% of our time using only consumes 0.2% of our water.

Amen brother! Here is some more:

All AI in all American data centers is collectively using 8 times as much water as the local water utility in my town provides to consumers.2 You should be exactly as worried about AI’s current national water usage as you would be if you found out that 8 additional towns of 16,000 people each were going to be built around the country.

Here’s data center water use compared to a lot of other American industries:

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And here’s a comparison to how much water different American agricultural products use, the main way water is used in America. All of these are the amount of water irrigated crops use and aren’t measuring rainwater:

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So in 2030, AI in data centers specifically will be using 0.08% of America’s freshwater. This means it will rise to the level of 5% of America’s current water used on golf courses, or 5% of U.S. steel production, or be about 173 square miles of irrigated corn farms.

The average American’s consumptive lifestyle freshwater footprint is 422 gallons per day. This means that in 2023, AI data centers used as much water as the lifestyles of 25,000 Americans, 0.007% of the population. By 2030, they might use as much as the lifestyles of 250,000 Americans, 0.07% of the population. Not nothing, but 250,000 people over 5 years is just 4% of America’s current rate of population growth. If you found out that immigration plus new births in America would increase by 4% of its current rate, would you first thought be “We can’t afford that, it’s way too much water”?

Actually, Cotton Farmers Are Destroying The Water Supply FAR FASTER Than Any Data Center. They Also Lose Money Doing It.

The Ogallala is being pumped to death.

About 2.5 million irrigated acres of cotton pull 300–400 billion gallons per year from the Ogallala. The aquifer recharges at 0.5–1 inch per year. Cotton demands 12–24 inches.

Wells across the region have declined to 3–4 gallons per minute — the functional death spiral. At current depletion rates, large portions of the Southern Ogallala will be economically unrecoverable within 20–30 years.

Irrigated Cotton (High Plains) 300–400 billion gal/yr

ALL Texas Data Centers 25–49 billion gal/yr

Cotton uses more water in two weeks than every data center in Texas uses in a year: 8–16x more water.

Zero public outrage.

Here are some facts

So Clayton’s beloved Big Government subsidized all this shit and it resulted in the aquifer being destroyed. Sounds about right.

Socialist Clayton Tucker Trying To Bury His Radical Left Positions. Closes BlueSky Account. Stops Posting Pizza Party Pics With Antifa Goons And Radical Commies.

Last year he was all about running as a “loud and proud” socialist. He admonished the other socialists not to fear being outed as far-left Marxist trash that they are….

“No more fearing of [sic] being a progressive!”

So if you are so proud of your radical left-wing socialist positions, why did you recently shut down your Bluesky page??

Why did you stop posting pizza party pics? Could it be because I pointed out that you were breaking bread in a commie house full of commie vermin and Antifa goons who want to end fossil fuels, abolish ICE and push a radical Marxist ideology?

Nah. That’s probably not it.

Unemployed Trust Fund Bum Who Lives With Parents Complaining About “Our Taxes.” Wait, What?!

Unemployed socialist crybaby Clayton Tucker has found ANOTHER reason to get her panties in a bunch over “data centers”:

“OUR” tax dollars? Hey asshole: you live with your parents and have no job. What taxes have you ever paid in your life besides sales tax on your Starbucks frothed semen drinks??

I have some bad news for you: ALL states and cities pull this shit with ALL companies they are trying to lure to their area. If you really want to get pissed, take a look at how much the deep-blue, far-left liberal big cities hand to NFL teams to help build stadiums.

Hell, LAMPASAS has been handing out money for YEARS now to “promote growth” and “create jobs.” I’ve been yelling about it since 2018. They have blown about $10 million on a “business park” to “lure good jobs” to no avail. Clayton Tucker hasn’t made a peep the entire time about that, now has she??

Either every company should be eligible for the tax handouts, or nobody should. I’m in the camp that they are ALL bullshit – especially the trillion dollars or so that has been wasted on green energy company subsidies. Comrade Clayton was fine with all of THOSE handouts too!

Or perhaps take a look at the massive amounts of tax dollars being stolen by Black Jesus:

Also, this is ALREADY being addressed by the Texas legislature. They didn’t foresee the explosion in data centers when the breaks were invented about a decade ago:

Classic Clayton Tucker: whining about a problem that is already being addressed and ignoring the trillion dollars taken from OTHER companies right under his nose.

Oh, and as usual, Texas Ag Commissioner has ZERO POWER over this entire issue. It is an issue for the legislature. It sounds to me like you need to run for Texas House or Senate once again since you don’t seem to understand what the Ag Commissioner does.

Oh wait, that’s right: you ALREADY ran for Texas House, Texas Senate AND City council and got your dick kicked in the dirt every time. My bad.

Microplastics Scare Is Total Nonsense And Bad Science.

Our intrepid socialist Clayton Tucker was briefly obsessed with microplastics in the environment and swore to remove them (which is impossible). That was before he moved on to the data center thing.

Turns out it’s just another false scare that he immediately fell for without hesitation. That’s because he is cognitively a liberal female and predisposed to give in to his emotions instead of seeking scientific truth.

Here is some truth:

Microplastics are microscopic bits of plastic ubiquitous in our environment. We’ve been manufacturing plastic, which is essential to modern society, for more than 100 years. There is no modern world without plastic.

As plastic slowly degrades in the environment, its tiny particles get everywhere – in our air, water and food. Human exposure to microplastics is unavoidable.

With respect to the human body and environment, plastics are essentially inert and non-reactive. That’s one reason they are so useful. The body manages microplastics by excreting them.

The microplastics scare became headline news in February 2025 when researchers reported that human brains contained as much as two plastic spoons’ worth of microplastics. But the study results were totally misleading.

The researchers reportedly examined the amount of microplastic particles in a few dozen human brains from autopsies occurring between 2016 and 2024. But as I showed at the time, even the study’s graph of the results contradicted the scary headlines.

The hypothesis of the microplastics scare is that microplastics accumulate in the body over time. But the graph showed that a 5-year-old who was autopsied in 2016 had more microplastics in the brain than a 75-year-old who was autopsied in 2024.

If microplastics accumulate over time, it is extremely unlikely that a 5-year-old would have more microplastics in the brain than a 75-year-old. It was obvious that the researchers merely assumed they were measuring microplastics in the study. This reality was so stealthily buried in the fine print of the study that it made no news reports.

Other researchers later confirmed my suspicions, calling the study a “joke” and saying: “Fat is known to make false-positives for polyethylene. The brain has [approximately] 60% fat. That paper is really bad, and it is very explainable why it is wrong.”

So much for “plastic credit cards in the brain.”

Allow me to pause a moment and express my continuing astonishment – now going on 36 years – at how junk science propagators excel at dreaming up these powerful but false images that get fixed in the public’s mind and outlast any and all attempts at disproof, correction or retraction. Paul Ehrlich’s “Population Bomb” and the climate alarmist “hockey stick” come to mind.

Just this week, another study reported that researchers are mismeasuring microplastic “contamination.” Microplastics apparently shed from the researchers’ gloves and contaminated the samples they were examining. “We finally traced it down to the glove,” they said in a University of Michigan media release.

Much research has already been conducted on microplastics. It has produced nothing except fearmongering. Now the government is going to fund researchers and their institutions to promote more unsubstantiated microplastics fear.

Our bodies already have a way of removing inert microplastics that have been inhaled and ingested – it’s called excretion. U.S. life expectancy, the most objective measure of public health, just hit an all-time high of 79 years. If chemicals and other manmade substances in the environment are harming us, it’s certainly not obvious.

But there ARE some things that really ARE bad for the environment – like the millions of discarded turbine blades from Comrade Clayton’s beloved pinwheels:

Fishbrain Commie Tells Another Bald-Faced Lie.

I think we’ve established pretty well that socialist Clayton Tucker will tell ANY lies and spin ANY bullshit tale when it comes to “data centers” and his hopeless crusade against them. This one is a HUGE whopper….

Wrong. It’s actually 1.9 miles away…

The “ROAR” of these data centers (just a lot of AC units, I would think) is hardly destroying the health of teenagers two miles away. These would be the same teenagers who listen to music at full blast in their ear buds, by the way.

He provides no link to any evidence of these “health problems” of course. Because he just made it up.

Funny how Comrade Clayton is freaking out over some small cooling fans but when it came to erecting 19,000 pinwheels with GIGANTIC 350-foot turbine blades spinning around at 200mph, he never made a peep because he is a HUGE fan of expensive, unreliable pinwheels.

Hypocritical moron. Claytonocchio strikes again,.

Lobotomy Patient Clayton Tucker Gets Community Noted For Yet Another Lie.

Here’s another one. We can do this all day.

Unfortunately, the morons who read Comrade Clayton’s false posts have zero critical thinking skills and believe every pile of shit they are fed without digging into anything for three seconds…

Alarming impact!!! Heating up to 16 degrees!! OH MY GOD!!!

Then there is the reality:

The lone “16 degree increase” data point was a massive outlier (probably an error). The rest of the “increases” averaged about 3.5 degrees.

That may sound like a lot until you realize that EVERY PARKING LOT raises temps as a “heat island” by about 8 degrees.

Twenty-five years ago, the spot where the Lampasas Wal-Mart currently sits was just a grassy field. Now it’s a giant parking lot and the hyper-localized temps are eight degrees higher there now thanks to all the concrete.

Yet Comrade Clayton and his merry band of dummy loons (like Potato Head Fitzharris) aren’t out there protesting the Wal-Mart parking lot. Quite the contrary. That Wal-Mart is likely used by them 50 or 60 times a year.

Hypocritical morons. Claytonocchio strikes again!

Socialist Hobbit Mangles Another Story Trying To Stir Shit On Data Centers.

There are two sides to every story told on social media by unemployed socialist grifter Clayton Tucker: There is the typo-ridden crap he churns out and then there is the truth. He’s done it so many times I’ve lost count – most recently with the “blackmailing AI” fable he told.

Here is the latest one…

The truth is far different. Apparently, all those nitrates were put in the water by FARMERS (fertilizer and manure) in the first place. It was also a big problem LONG BEFORE Amazon showed up in the area. But he leaves that part out.

Reality:

You keep telling the lies, Comrade Claytonocchio. I’ll keep debunking them.

Doughy, Unemployed Socialist Bum Watches Helplessly As World Passes Him By.

I imagine there are a bunch of bad-ass 27-year-old master electricians out there somewhere there making serious cheddar and living the good life thanks to wise choices….

They’re probably driving a kick-ass trucks, have a huge house and a babe they get to bang on the regular. Good for them. They are making the world go ’round and improving all of our lives providing the electricity we take for granted.

They deserve every penny.

Then on the other hand, you have THIS bum whose parents spent $80,000 to send him to college so he could be a “poli sci” major but who is STILL not gainfully employed at age 35.

He’s still living with his mommy and crying about data centers, despite the fact he has about 15 social media accounts that reside on data centers.

He choose to spend his entire life ranting on street corners for a far-left Bernie Sanders commie group instead of gaining any useful skills. And now he spends all day blabbering about “stopping data centers” as Ag Commissioner even though Ag Commissioner has ZERO power over any of that. LOL. His family HANDED HIM a ‘ranch’ and beef prices are at historical highs, and all he can do is invent phantom oligarch boogeymen to explain away his inability to make a living.

What an absolute embarrassment and disgrace. I seriously don’t know how Howard Tucker can show his face around town. His son is a complete and utter failure. If his parents weren’t such soft-hearted enablers, he’d be living under a bridge and begging for pennies.

He should be deported to Cuba tomorrow.

“The Ultimate Resource” Strikes Yet Again To Solve Problems. Amazing!

I remember back during the Internet bubble, companies were throwing fiber into the ground as fast as they could. They told us we needed TONS of this stuff to make the backbone of the new technology called “The Internet.” Stocks went to the moon, because the math said we needed a ton of this stuff.

They went overboard, of course. But it got WAY worse when some clever human (probably a white guy or Asian guy) figured out a way to send MANY different channels over the SAME piece of fiber by using different wavelengths (colors). Practically overnight, this increased the carrying capacity of the old fiber by between 16 and 100x.

Guess what? Now we need about 50% to 90% LESS fiber than we thought. Prices crash. Bubble bursts.

Google Research may have just done the exact same thing with memory by unveiling TurboQuant this week:

……a compression algorithm for large language models and vector search engines, that shrinks a major inference-memory bottleneck: it reduces an AI model’s memory 6x, making it 8x faster with the same number of GPUs, all the while maintaining zero loss in accuracy and “redefining AI efficiency.”

The implication is clear: if Google can achieve the same inference results with one-sixth of the hardware, then demand for memory chips will collapse in inverse proportion – the same ravenous demand that until recently sent DDR prices as much as 7x higher in just 3 months when the memory bottleneck for AI became apparent.

Just a month or two ago, Comrade Clayton was wailing and gnashing her teeth over “AI ruining gaming because the price of memory was skyrocketing.”

Chicken Little was wrong yet again. While she cried and whined, the human brain (The Ultimate Resource!) came up with a clever solution to save the day as we have done for 5,000 years.

It’s like that Silicon Valley scene….

But wait, it gets better: because if Google has already found a compression algo that achieves such phenomenal efficiency improvements, it is virtually certain that further optimization – and competing algos – will surely lead to far greater efficiency, reducing the amount of hardware needed even further. 

And just like that, suddenly the memory bubble which was built on the assumption that demand for DRAM and NAND will persist well into the future, looks set to burst as software may have just solved a very sticky hardware problem.