Sam Workman
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📍Morgantown, West Virginia, Appalachia
🌎 https://www.linkedin.com/in/samuel-workman
🌎 https://samuelworkman.owlstown.net
🌏 https://open.substack.com/pub/samuelworkman
Reasons were deeply flawed, but TJ was right from the outset. And Marshall doesn't deserve the reverence he's given in legal circles.
January 9, 2026 at 4:39 AM
Reasons were deeply flawed, but TJ was right from the outset. And Marshall doesn't deserve the reverence he's given in legal circles.
We've managed to maximize the space defined by adverse selection and moral hazard on both dimensions. Quite the feat.
January 7, 2026 at 7:40 PM
We've managed to maximize the space defined by adverse selection and moral hazard on both dimensions. Quite the feat.
This stress will also be unevenly spread for states struggling to maintain or increase capacity.
The rules and regulations around interconnection are overdue, and should be open to more than just the biggest customers or not narrowly defined for data centers only. 2/2
The rules and regulations around interconnection are overdue, and should be open to more than just the biggest customers or not narrowly defined for data centers only. 2/2
January 7, 2026 at 6:07 PM
This stress will also be unevenly spread for states struggling to maintain or increase capacity.
The rules and regulations around interconnection are overdue, and should be open to more than just the biggest customers or not narrowly defined for data centers only. 2/2
The rules and regulations around interconnection are overdue, and should be open to more than just the biggest customers or not narrowly defined for data centers only. 2/2
How do we shape siting in a way that benefits the communities where data centers will be sited, how do we think creatively about the possibilities of economies that arise around or adjacent to these installations, and how do we mitigate health and environmental risks (or begin to understand these).
December 29, 2025 at 2:35 AM
How do we shape siting in a way that benefits the communities where data centers will be sited, how do we think creatively about the possibilities of economies that arise around or adjacent to these installations, and how do we mitigate health and environmental risks (or begin to understand these).
Godspeed Eric, there are monsters beyond the great stones.
December 25, 2025 at 8:43 PM
Godspeed Eric, there are monsters beyond the great stones.