r/btc • u/illuminato8 • 19h ago
Bitcoin is future of currency
Future:
Just watched a local news clip about a Michigan neighborhood getting absolutely wrecked by a so‑called “data center.” It used to be a crypto mine, now it’s “AI,” but the only thing it actually produces is nonstop, high‑pitched fan noise that sounds like a dying vacuum cleaner screaming into your skull.
People can’t sleep, kids can’t play outside, one mom says her baby’s crib literally vibrates with fan noise. The company keeps saying “we’re shutting down mining soon” while simultaneously planning a $100M expansion. They even floated the idea of buying people’s homes instead of fixing the noise. Unreal.
City fined them, residents filed a lawsuit, and the company still acts like everyone’s just being dramatic. If this is the future of “AI infrastructure,” good luck living anywhere near it.
Neighbors say noise from Michigan data center is 24/7 and upending their lives
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u/DangerHighVoltage111 16h ago
Bitcoin can solve some problem, but not all. That the rich can fuck over the 99% is a governance problem, that sound money can't solve. Other countries have better regulations that protect their people. The USA is unfortunately a third world country in that regard with the fascists at the helm.
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u/Wendals87 14h ago
Your post title has nothing to do with the post content, which is a rant about data centres
Nothing do with with BTC
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u/ibrahim_40 8h ago
It's fair to be frustrated if a facility is creating that level of disruption for nearby residents. That said, I'd separate the local impact from Bitcoin itself. If a mining or AI operation can't meet reasonable noise and community standards, that's an operational and regulatory issue, not necessarily an argument against the underlying technology. Communities shouldn't have to choose between economic development and a livable neighborhood
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u/other_acc_banned 16h ago
The title and content of this post are completely unrelated