Future of Data Centers and Society

They say we want water,

and we want energy,

and we want jobs,

and I'm here to tell you that

that is the old way of life.

Water, energy, and jobs

are the old way of life.

You don't get that.

We can't give you the water and the energy.

How are we going to run the data center?

The data center is the new thing.

It's going to power the future of America

are these data centers.

Now here's what's going to happen.

We're going to have a lot of homegrown terrorists,

and the FBI already probably watches the show.

Now they're really going to watch it,

and let me say this right now,

I am not for this.

Let me say it clear.

I'm not for this at all,

but I can imagine a world where

we have homegrown terrorists that start to attack these data centers,

kind of already starting to happen,

but I can certainly imagine a world where

we see more and more of this

as people resist their own extermination,

which I'm not for.

I'm not for people resisting their own extermination.

Let me be very clear to the federal government.

I believe people should silently become extinct

and not bother anybody.

I am not for people trying to fight their own extermination.

They should walk into extinction quietly

and gracefully and with dignity.

So I'm saying this for the federal government right now.

I'm telling this right now for JD and Teal and the whole gang,

the whole kit and caboodle.

I would never want to see a beautiful data center

maimed by any of these sick people.

I believe people need to accept their fate,

accept the reality of where we are,

that they are simply not needed,

their right to life, whatever that even is,

their right to exist,

their right to autonomy,

their right to freedom,

their right to water or whatever.

What even is that?

Is water in the constitution?

I think not.

And thou shalt, or whatever, the 10 commandments,

thou shalt have water.

No, no, no.

The Bill of Rights,

you have the right to water?

I think not.

So here's the deal.

I could imagine a world in which people

start attacking these data centers because they resist

their own extinction.

Now, I don't want that world.

I don't want that world.

I want a world, like all the tech people,

I believe that the best way forward

is to exterminate the human race.

I believe that's the only thing we can do.

And I understand there's questions about that.

I get it. I get it.

I understand that there's questions about the pace of that,

the timing of it.

Totally. And those are fair questions.

It's fair to ask those questions.

When am I out of here?

Very fair.

I support everyone, as long as those questions

don't become like some weird justification to resist the inevitability

that you are leaving the planet.

That's all. You have to accept that.

And that's what the tech people have said.

And let's be honest,

they've been pretty open about that.

And I think we owe them the respect

because they're pretty open.

They go, listen, we don't know how and when.

But the reality is you are not needed anymore.

We don't need you.

We don't like you.

We don't like your customs and traditions and little religions,

your families, your children.

We don't need any of it.

We're building the data center.