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𝗣𝗔𝗡𝗢𝗢𝗥𝗜𝗡: This is how Pax Silica could affect the environment in the Philippines. Its not just about the environment, but also the amount of water & electricity it could consume, and how that might affect the communities around it. #NoToPaxSilica

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Nerivor 1 Monat

Dear Filipinos, Building data centers will not improve your life. It will mainly make wealthy people even richer. Meanwhile, Filipinos will end up bearing the consequences, lack of clean water, electricity, & food production. Think carefully about the long term costs as well as the benefits. We lived for many years without Ai, & we could live for another hundred years without it. But we cannot survive without clean water & food.

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Sarcastic Risenvor 1 Monat

Exactly my point thats why i dont support this sh*t

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Nerivor 1 Monat

Sinusuka ng mga Amerikano mga data center sa states nila, kaya sa Pinas naman dadalhin. 🤦‍♀️ I hate that the Phil goverment is so corrupt.

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Sarcastic Risenvor 1 Monat

They can still do worse than the worst. Flood Control hello?

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Nerivor 1 Monat

Not only that, I truly believe this applies to every department of the government as well. When you live abroad & start seeing the benefits that come from the taxes you pay, you realize how f*ck up Filipinos are being failed by the system.

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Lance Campanovor 1 Monat

Bobo talaga ng presidente nating bangag.

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Sarcastic Risenvor 1 Monat

What do we expect from him???? 👻

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Anna Kamorasavor 1 Monat

Dirty water means unhealthy for the filipinos so maraming mamamatay kasi magkakasakit dahil kulang sa malinis na tubig. Our government wanted us all dead. Yun talaga un!

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Danivor 1 Monat

To all magnanakaw ng mga tanso, please nakawan nyo ang mga data center sa Pinas. Balita ko, soon to be 41 na yung Pax Silica and the biggest one among them all. Ganyan ginagawa ngayon sa ibang bansa eh

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Faenvor 1 Monat

Ilang data center ba itatatyo with pax silica? 1000? Based on reports approximately 2 data centers lang naman dedicated to AI. Compare mo sa US na nasa 4000 na talagang problema yan. Nagcocompare kayo anong kala niyo sa pinas may MICROSOFT, NASA SPACE X or GOOGLE? lol.

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Alight Graphvor 1 Monat

immersion liquid cooling yan na non conductive mas mahal yan. Closed loop liquid cooling ang nakasaad na gagamitin similar concept yun ng car radiator.

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James Santiagovor 1 Monat

DDS to kasi puro kabobohan

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HUWAECOLIFEvor 1 Monat

Chinese propaganda yet again lol

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Mary Ann Saysonvor 1 Monat

Sge basta si BBM mag iigib ng tubig sa dagat. Mga potang gobyerno to!

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Dawn ❤️‍🔥vor 1 Monat

May Facebook link po ito?

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Sarcastic Risenvor 1 Monat

Nasa Tiktok siya.

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mel📸vor 1 Monat

We’re going to look and sound like the movie Blade Runner 2049

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anjanette hallvor 1 Monat

bat di nalang ilunod sa dagat?

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luis alegriavor 1 Monat

Any industry will have impacts. And the Philippines needs industry for its 112 million people, or however many that will be in 50 years. There is no way so many can live in some bucolic paradise.

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Sarcastic Risenvor 1 Monat

Yes ofcourse we need industries & jobs here. Im just saying that if we are bringing in something like pax silica, we should also be talking about how much water & electricity its going to use & what that could mean for the communities around it.

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John Smitjvor 1 Monat

Ano tinira ng president natin at pumayag sa ganito? Marami kasi sila makukuhang pera?? Kagaguhan na yan!

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Jun Jacintovor 1 Monat

Fakenews....

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Sarcastic Risenvor 1 Monat

So what's the real deal for you?

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Patatas Cornervor 1 Monat

When people post misleading information like this. Alam mo sigurado ako isa ka sa unang magaapply ng trabaho dyan pag nagtayo na yan..

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