Okay, so today we're driving to Southern New Jersey.

I'm heading to a data center.

Convertible? Are we sure?

It's hot enough for that?

My man, that's a little aggressive, King.

Okay, so a couple weeks ago, I read a story in NJ.com.

And it was all about how there's a data

center going up in Cumberland County, the poorest county in New Jersey, that's receiving

some community pushback.

And this immediately got my attention because data centers are going up all across the country

and it feels like an issue more people should be talking about.

According to one stand I saw,

there's more than 4,000 data centers already across America and more than 2,000 that have been

announced or are already under construction. That's kind of crazy. I feel like we should be hearing

politicians talk more about this, but we haven't really heard a consensus. One member of Congress

told me that he wants to see a moratorium on data centers. But a senator told me recently that

he thinks they're a necessary evil as things like AI become a bigger part of our economy and our

society. So that led me to think, let's do some journalism ourselves and figure out what

people actually think. Are data centers really a necessary evil? Let's find out.

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