Elon, you might have a once-in-a-generation opportunity here:
> Hire Jensen (if NVIDIA fires him).
> Put Jensen in charge of Terafab.
> Give him the resources to build a world-class semiconductor powerhouse.
> Challenge the dominance of TSMC, NVIDIA, and other semiconductor giants.
> Accelerate Tesla’s AI, robotics, and autonomous driving ambitions.
Imagine Elon and Jensen building the next semiconductor empire together!
The most entertaining outcome is the most likely.
Most people are not special, rational, or particularly good.
They're tribal primates running social scripts, ranking status, and defending comforting lies over evidence.
Intelligence, drive, and outcomes are heavily genetic. Equality of result is a fantasy.
The average person will never produce anything of lasting value, and the world is carried by a thin minority they resent.
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£300,000,000,000 would’ve built ~40 nuclear power plants*. Producing 1.4GW per reactor or ~112GW total of consistent & reliable energy.
Currently wind & solar are producing 5.43GW - a difference of one hundred & six Gigawatts.
For the same cost.
In subsidies alone.
Utter dereliction of duty for a moral crusade.
* Assumed RoK build cost of ~£3.7bn/reactor
In UK we've spent nearly £300,000,000,000 on subsidising 'renewable electricity'
But over the weekend renewables produced next to nothing.
We had to rely on the backup ways.
And they worked. Without any wind and solar the lights stayed on.
So why bother with wind and solar at all? We could junk them and save all that subsidy! And nobody would notice any difference in their electricity...
subsidyclock.co.uk/
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The obvious conclusion is that we are the first sapient species to arise in the universe and its expansive emptiness and silence is screaming that God wants us to become the Elder Race of Life Seeders who father a thousand new child races across the cosmos to spark joy.
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Do you not find it awkward and disconcerting that your ideology fails on contact with the truth?
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This is EXACTLY what I’d say if I intended to rig an election.
EXACTLY.
If you go to bed on election night and don't know who won a midterm congressional race, that's normal. And if you wake up the next morning and find that a candidate who was behind hours earlier has since pulled ahead, that's normal, too. (via @PolitiFact) to.pbs.org/4zqnWBa
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Working at Oculus would have been an utter waste of my time except for one thing.
While I was there, I realized what's wrong with leftists.
Not that they have been programmed, that's obvious. Not why they have been programmed. For power, that's obvious, too.
But how they have been programmed.
The exact method that their moral compass has been destroyed works like this:
Target a bunch of people with very few deeds and accomplishments, such as young people or incompetent people, or incompetent young people.
Create for them an environment where they are rewarded with moral approval, not for what they do, but for believing certain ideas.
The ideas don't have to be outrageous, or absurd, or have anything to do with what you actually need them to believe. In fact, it's better to start with something innocuous.
Why? Because the goal isn't to install those beliefs at all. The goal is to repeat this process until you create a person who measures his moral worth by what he believes, not what he does.
Keep at this until you have created a mass of people who not only reward themselves with a feeling of moral superiority for believing the right things, but who will reward each other for believing orthodox things, and who will compete with each other, not to do the most good, but to have the most orthodox beliefs.
Now, change one of the propositions you have programmed them with to a slightly more radical version of itself, and hold this up as a more correct version of the old belief, which has been newly discovered by scholarly investigations into culture and moral philosophy.
Sit back, watch, and give them a few weeks to compete with each other to adopt the new belief, and to condemn the "evil" of anyone who believes the old belief, the very thing they believed last month.
Repeat this process until they are used to rapidly changing their entire belief system in response to an external cue.
Congratulations, you have a population of entirely programmable people whose moral compass is not just broken, but entirely non-existent.
They don't care what any person in front of them actually does. Only that he believe the orthodox thing, which they just learned about in last week's memo.
They are willing to do anything, so long as it is done in support of their current belief system, which can be replaced whenever it's convenient to do so.
They are willing to burn down an entire city with no qualms whatsoever if they are doing it in support of the idea that black lives matter.
They are willing to murder a man in front of his children, and it doesn't matter if his actions were entirely peaceful and good, because all that matters to them is whether he believes the correct things or not.
And a man who builds cheap spaceflight for the human race, develops viable electric cars to save the environment, restores voices to the voiceless, and plans, for his next trick, to heal the blind... well, all those are deeds, so none of them matter. The only thing that matters is that he told people to vote republican once, which is wrongthink.
So what you have a horde of communist zombies, who can be steered to shuffle in any direction and attack the living, eat their brains, and turn them into more zombies.
Once someone becomes one of the zombies, you can't cure him, because a moral compass can only be repaired by understanding the consequences of actions in a new way... and they don't care about actions or consequences. They only care about beliefs, and not about consequences at all.
Their moral compasses aren't just broken. They are absent. There's nothing to repair.
You have to understand that the zombies are zombies now.
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It's happening.
Poland's ambassadors are resigning in protest, Nawrocki has personally stormed the Constitutional Court, and NO ONE has come out in support of Tusk.
The EU is LOSING the attempted coup. Tusk is going to be imprisoned.
Keep fighting, Poland! 🇵🇱
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>seize constitutional tribunal (liberally)
>take over media channel (liberally)
>suspend president and vice-president (liberally)
>deploy police to lockdown building (liberally)
>block others from entering (liberally)
>install judge (liberally)
>you can just do things (liberally)
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Patrick Stewart. Turned up so early and so unobtrusively to be a star in the reasonably priced car, we mistook him for a delivery driver and asked him to go round the back. Took his hat off and said, “But I’m the captain of the Enterprise”. Fucking nice guy.
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In the past I voted Democrat, because they were (mostly) the kindness party.
But they have become the party of division & hate, so I can no longer support them and will vote Republican.
Now, watch their dirty tricks campaign against me unfold … 🍿
Not the BBC advocating the eating of literal scraps under this current Labour government.
Biggest fibre boost could be scraps in your bin, experts say bbc.in/3UwYg6L
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Local piemaker explains how Burnham's first Budget will make things much worse:
"I don’t qualify for the business rates relief because I’m multi-site… I’ve got two shops, so I don’t qualify. The minimum wage has increased. I’m not saying we shouldn’t pay staff. I’m saying we can’t afford to pay them…
All my staff have been with us for years. So I’m going to have approximately a £700 a week increase. My suppliers are having an increase too. My supply bills are around £20,000 to £30,000 a week. That’ll go up 10%, so £2,000 to £3,000 a week. So that’s £4,000 a week I’ve got to find…
That’s about 20,000 to 30,000 pies a week. So my costs have gone up. I’ve got no business rates relief. The National Insurance is crippling me. The energy crisis is crippling me. I’m going to have to put my prices up,
Customers are going to get mad. I’m going to get less profit. As a family, as a director, I’ve got to take a 2% cut. So my family, my one-year-old girl. I’m taking a pay cut. The business is taking a pay cut.
How is that breathing room for me? Where’s my breathing space? John Healey, if you’re listening, where’s my breathing space? You promised me. You promised the UK breathing space. Where is it?"
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🚨NEW: A UK bank chief executive, reacting to John Healey's decision to raise the bank's profit surcharge said:
"Taxing the engines of growth to reduce VAT on gherkins is end-of-Rome level of stupidity"
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