Roland Butkevic

[Roland Butkevic @Roland_Butkevic]

@neppy pointless...

[Roland Butkevic @Roland_Butkevic]

@realninawysocka pointless to fight with inflation.. live with it..

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@TheHumanoidHub not bad

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@EvasTeslaSPlaid @Tesla @elonmusk this never gets old

[Roland Butkevic @Roland_Butkevic]

@r0ck3t23 USA 🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸

[Dustin @r0ck3t23]

Jensen Huang says Nvidia could only have happened in America. The reason is the hardest thing on earth for a country to build.

Huang: “Nvidia genuinely is an only in America story. It’s a chain of extremely low probability events that leads to Nvidia.”

A chain that long survives only where nothing cuts it. Every link needed the one before it to still stand years later.

Nvidia spent a decade building for a market that did not exist yet. That decade is the whole company.

Huang: “America provides tailwind, not headwind.”

Talent, capital, and energy exist in dozens of countries. Americans built the thing underneath them that decides whether any of it compounds.

Huang: “Laws and rules that are understandable that you can count on.”

Predictability sets the length of the projects people are willing to start. Where the ground stays put, a ten-year bet becomes a plan.

Where the rules move, the correct strategy is to stay small, stay liquid, and build nothing you would grieve.

Huang: “You can rely on the fact that you can create something great and take it to the market. And that it wouldn’t be foreclosed on you randomly, arbitrarily, unknowingly, unpredictably.”

In most of the world, what ends a company is a decision made by someone the founder will never meet. Working harder has no answer for that.

America took that fear off the table and ambition became rational. The entire modern technology industry grew in the space it left behind.

Every civilization runs on the same quiet bet, that work done today still belongs to you tomorrow.

Where that bet holds, people build cathedrals. Where it fails, they build nothing they cannot carry out the door.

Huang: “As an immigrant, you come here by choice. You witness a miracle, because compared to where you came from, it is a miracle.”

Nobody perceives the ground they were born standing on. It took someone who arrived by choice to look at ordinary American life and call it a miracle.

Huang: “The entrepreneurial spirit and the immigrant spirit are rather similar.”

Both begin with a departure that has no return path.

Huang: “My constant desperation to do better is exactly the same feeling my parents had to secure a living for their family. They have nothing to fall back to.”

The same engine, one generation apart. His parents used it to survive and he used it to build.

Huang: “My parents gave up everything to be here, with no way to fall back. They sacrificed their whole life to build a life for their children so that we could have more opportunities than they did.”

Every founder makes a smaller version of that trade. Everything goes in, and most of the return lands on people who arrive later.

Huang: “I am the embodiment of the American dream.”

Americans built every piece of it. The courts, the contracts, and the expectation that a rule written this year still means the same thing next year.

It is the most valuable thing the country owns, and the hardest thing in the world to copy.

A chain of extremely low probability events becomes ordinary in a country that protects the time of people who are trying.

The ground held long enough for a kid whose parents arrived with nothing to build the most valuable company in the world.

It is still holding for whoever starts tomorrow.

[Roland Butkevic @Roland_Butkevic]

@DigitalDaisyX here we go again

[Elon Musk @elonmusk]

Yes

[Roland Butkevic @Roland_Butkevic]

@niccruzpatane its inevitable

[Roland Butkevic @Roland_Butkevic]

@Stocktwits allways like this...

[Roland Butkevic @Roland_Butkevic]

@GloryDoge haha, cmon guys...enough 😁

[Roland Butkevic @Roland_Butkevic]

@Muskstaycalm lets go

[Roland Butkevic @Roland_Butkevic]

@Rainmaker1973 what a great time to live in.

[Roland Butkevic @Roland_Butkevic]

@Chopsyturvey cmooon 😁

[Roland Butkevic @Roland_Butkevic]

@justpaulinelol congrats, that is a wonderful car ♥️

[Roland Butkevic @Roland_Butkevic]

@JonErlichman nice

[Roland Butkevic @Roland_Butkevic]

@Nate_Esparza LUCKY

[Roland Butkevic @Roland_Butkevic]

@teslaownersSV amazing car ♥️

[Roland Butkevic @Roland_Butkevic]

@elonmusk @icreatelife when?

[Roland Butkevic @Roland_Butkevic]

@anah_sahh european space agency?
many car makers like mb, bmw?
collider in france?
all companies belong to all people.
yes they are based there, but they are all working for humanity's future.
some day, when there will be no countries borders, this will all be irrelevant