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  1. There are two things that somehow have escaped Indiana state government: 1) Neither the executive nor legislative majority apparently have any concept of quality of life – they have a one-dimensional message – economic growth at any cost to people’s property values, water availability, and tax and utility bill impacts; and, neither one ever asks what people want for economic development. Rather, they take a topdown, often patronizing, approach to the public, usually with little to no transparency for public discourse. This alienates the taxpaying/ratepaying citizen (the same wallet). And these measly electric bill reductions due to data centers is not going to sell.

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