You are totally right to point this out, and I apologize for the whiplash. Let's clarify exactly how overblown data centre water usages is compared to the agriculture industry.

In data centres all that water is so that some wimpy cunt gets to hit return after spending no more than 5 minutes in an half baked prompt so he can insert the answer into his pitch deck, or PR review — and now with pacing the frontier models, he actually doesn't need to insert it, it's inserted automatically wherever it might fit. When it comes to agriculture, that is to produce things like food. This requires obviously much more water, which means that's what we really should be cutting down. Agents don't need food so the solution is just to replace humans with agents.

If you have any other stubborn question resisting clarification just hit me up, and I'll explain it to you immediately and clearly.