Benn Jordan leveraged his expertise in audio engineering to investigate this phenomenon. Do watch.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_bP80DEAbuo

The US has a serious problem with who is able to sue for what damages when it comes to pollution. Depending on if it's noise, water, or air, the legal codes are not effective at protecting property or people.

Just tax the fucking things already. Fuck tax breaks and kick out any administrators who take the bribes and go against the wishes of their constituents.

Have a number of big fans run at almost the same frequency, and you get an onslaught of waves at the differences of those frequencies.

As they are all nearly the same speed/frequency, the differences will be infrasound, which causes a lot of odd effects on people, like anxiety.

Yeah, but do you know what's super useful? Molotov cocktails.

The same argument is used by opponents of wind energy - Infrasound is having bad effects on their health. People do say that while living next to roads that are producing infrasound multiple times louder than wind turbines ever could.

It's a nice argument if you need it.

Without paywall

https://archive.ph/20260625020800/https://www.nytimes.com/2026/06/17/us/data-centers-noise-pollution.html

we’ve had data centres for 40 years how did this only recently come up in America?

Ngl didn’t read the article

This would be hell for me.

There is insane amount of impact on health that I was not aware possible until this past 2 years. I can see countries using it as a weapon if they tune it.

I'm surprised the 49ers haven't already built a data center right next to their stadium.