Why California’s $33B Bullet Train Is Now a $231B Problem | WSJ https://t.co/sipnyqDZ3L via @YouTube / Embarrassing. @CAgovernor should be ashamed of this and just stop the program.
If SpaceX brings in 12GW of compute (Elon feels highly confident of 10GW and is preparing for 20GW at the top end of that range of incremental compute) then that's roughly 20% to 40% of all of the 50 GW of incremental compute that @SemiAnalysis_ is forecasting for 2027. Huge. Not sure if this is apples to apples but it's close
Let me explain reality… if you have but sixty seconds:
They were targeting Elon
They were targeting him with fake charges because the socialist-industrial complex is terrified that he would expose their long grift.
They came after him for the Model 3 and Elon’s claims around its potential.
That potential was realized, and it became, along with the Model Y, the best-selling electric vehicle ever created.
These were fake charges to try to stop somebody from building the best category-defining product.
Let that sink in: that's how evil these motherfuckers are.
The loooooong grift has been exposed: socialist grifters are stealing our tax dollars to fund fringe lunacy, NGOs and government programs without oversight or audits.
They’re parasites incapable of creating any product or service that has to compete in the open market.
Elon creates a couple of cutting-edge products each year, and half of them succeed.
Some of them actually change the world. Some of them fail brutally.
It's called capitalism. It's called creation.
This is what moves the human condition forward: trying things.
Trying really hard things.
Socialists come for the people building valuable products and services — that’s the tell
Keep your eye out for the people who've created nothing and risked nothing, but who are attacking the people who risk everything to create Something.
That's the tell.
If SpaceX brings in 12GW of compute (Elon feels highly confident of 10GW and is preparing for 20GW at the top end of that range of incremental compute) then that's roughly 20% to 40% of all of the 50 GW of incremental compute that @SemiAnalysis_ is forecasting for 2027. Huge. Not sure if this is apples to apples but it's close