The elections in the USA are known as "Blue Tsunami". Beneath this wave lies a more interesting plot: People have voted for the first time against how Silicon Valley is building the future, and Valley money can't do anything about it. The idea of "progress" as presented by Musk, Altman, Thiel and company has been defeated in a political sense. 1. Parandom across the country, local communities set up data centers to vote at the same time as elections: more than 40 refer in just 10 states. "Aggression" lost them all. They pointed to various things: bans, moratoriums, electricity restrictions, and nothing can be built without the consent of the residents. In some places, the ban is written into the laws of the territories in advance, when there is no data center project yet. just by chance Polls show that one in ten Americans are willing to see the data center at home. The 2 winning candidates were the ones that were stronger and stronger against the data centers. The losers were those who cut ribbons in developers and held shares of developers. The late lecture did not save: the governor of Texas himself imposed a moratorium two months before the election, and still lost to the candidate who had previously promised him a moratorium. In the fall, no one dared to defend data centers, including Republicans who used data center builder money. The Law of Light is an entry. Abstract inflation was given an address: a huge building in the former area outside the city. Next is land, water and the right to decide. The neighbors of the data centers were offered free electricity, and the candidate with this offer lost. Voted for agricultural land, tap water, and against construction decisions made without people. Data center projects were initially very unpopular, so they were negotiated under non-discrimination agreements, and land and water were discussed with local communities after the deal. As a result, the referendum and the agreements signed by the local elected government were cancelled. Double counting.