Raymond Liu

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1,052 appearances 6 recordings 1 series first heard Jun 2026 last heard 20 Aug

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Morning Brew Daily · JPMorgan Has Historic Q2 & New York Temporarily Bans Data Centers · 15 Jul 2026 podcast

And since then, Meta has pledged $1 billion to work on local roads, water, and wastewater infrastructure, more than a

more than $1.6 billion flowed through local businesses.

And of course, that's according to the company.

And then over at Salem Township, Pennsylvania, according to the Wall Street Journal, a group of 96 families sold about 1,700 acres of land to data center developers, which totaled up to $586 million.

So you have these rural communities, rural families who...

you know, probably lived a pretty humble life sitting on acres of farmland.

Then they get a knock on the door from these data center developers say, Hey, you know what?

Your, your land is worth $20 million.

Why not sell it to us?

And then you become a multimillionaire.

I mean, imagine getting that call.

All right, we're going to take a quick break.

And when we come back, we're going to talk about dinosaurs.

Yeah, I had a hard time carrying the skull up to my one-bedroom apartment.

Look, on one hand, you have these marvelous discoveries.

I mean, to be able to find these fossils, these ancient relics of a time that we can't even imagine, is kind of incredible on its own.

I mean, this is one of the most complete and largest T. rex skeletons discovered to date, and it took...

It took three years of, I imagine, a very detailed process.

In the end, 183 bones, which accounts for 61% of the total bone count.

But on the other hand, you have the science community who's really worried that the trend of these massive price tags for dinosaur bones keep going up because the prices are kind of getting out of reach for museums or a university or any kind of public agency who just don't have that cash to kind of bid for these fossils.

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