Okay, fine.

I think – and here's how I'll put it.

I think that you have – you have sort of three, I would say like three distinct groups of people who have all converged on this issue.

In the one group, you have sort of, let's call them like traditional enviro groups that are worried about Resource use, worried about increasing energy consumption.

They're worried about the impacts on the environment.

They have always been worried about data centers.

Like that's very, very, very clear to me.

Interesting.

What is your suggestion for how to properly calibrate response to potential risks with also incorporating the benefits of AI? How do I take this stuff seriously when needed without losing our minds? What's the right balance?

Yeah.

So I would say at the highest level, right? Like how do we respond in policy, but how do we respond as people, right? Who hear these things and as individuals, I would say we should take these incidents seriously, but take the forecasts lightly, right? These incidents have occurred.

They've occurred in real time.

There are logs of them having occurred, but the forecasts were being given about where that takes us next.

There's a clear track record there and they're consistently overblown and they're wrong.

So back up three years.

Is our AI data center going to make our energy infrastructure worse or better? What's your take on that?