

Had insomia in highschool. Didn’t know what it was but taught myself guided meditation to overcome it.
For me, it was usually a song being stuck in my head. I would see myself floating up and away from the earth amd into space where the void was silent.
I also learned to pay attention to the mental “feel” I had while driftong off to sleep and pictured myself sinking into sleep like a submarine beneath the waves.
I know these aren’t super helpful descriptions because if I could really verbalise and teach it I would be doing that for a living.

Short term jobs, limited workforce, no positive long term gains for the community accompanied by many short and long term problems.
If water is more important than ever because data centers need and pollute massive amounts of it?
If it is more important than ever then we should be protecting and conserving it for living things that need it to survive. Water is life.
Sounds like a lot more unnecessary pollution to create unnecessary data centers.
Data centers need remarkably few day to day operators.
The one jacking up rates for residents as data centers suck up power? Or the energy sector where the data centers use fossil fuels to power jet turbines for power generation?
Maybe. Maybe.
Should, sure, but will they really? We should live in a representative democracy, but do we really?