@ZeeContrarian1 Trading for me is about probabilities. There are no guarantees. That means I better manage my risk and size positions according to probability. TA allows me to trade based on probabilities. But I don’t subscribe to many of the fancy TA terms you listed.
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@BackwoodsEnginr@r0ck3t23 I don’t doubt it. The point is, that’s not scalable and certainly not a requirement to be an effective leader. Take Tim Cook, Satya Nadella as just two examples
Jensen Huang just buried the one metric civilization has run on for a century.
Be the smartest person in the room.
Huang: “Intelligence is going to be commoditized.”
Sit with that word.
Commoditized.
Like oil. Like electricity. Like bandwidth.
We built an entire civilization around producing human calculators.
Sorted by GPA. Ranked by IQ. Rewarded for how fast they could process what nobody else could.
That market just collapsed.
You can rent a sharper mind than any person alive for twenty dollars a month.
So what happens to the man who spent forty years being the sharpest at the table?
He loses the table.
Huang is not a philosopher warning you from a safe distance.
He is the man whose chips are making it happen.
He said it without flinching.
Huang: “My life would suggest that being lower on the intelligence curve than everybody around me doesn’t change the fact I’m the most successful.”
The CEO of the most valuable company on Earth just told you plainly he was never the smartest in his rooms.
He won anyway.
Because intelligence was never the actual edge.
The people most terrified of AI are the ones who built their entire identity around being the fastest processor in the building.
That identity just got priced out.
Huang named what replaces it.
Huang: “Character, humanity, compassion, generosity. I believe those are superhuman powers.”
Things you cannot scrape from a dataset.
Things you cannot distill into weights and parameters.
The machine will out-compute you in milliseconds.
But it cannot bleed for something.
It cannot walk into a room with conviction and move people who did not want to be moved.
It cannot be you.
Intelligence is now infrastructure.
The electricity humming behind the walls.
Nobody wins by owning the electricity.
You win by what you build with it.
When intelligence becomes a commodity, humanity becomes the premium.
The human calculator had a good run.
That run is over.
@r0ck3t23 Real leadership in complex systems is about building, trusting, and directing other people's deep understanding—not pretending you can (or should) do it all yourself. The future belongs to the ones who can scale without needing to read every line of the machine.
@r0ck3t23 You "cannot run a machine you cannot read." Cute. In reality, no human being can read a modern machine at the detailed level—not even Elon. SpaceX has thousands of engineers, suppliers, and specialists who do the metallurgy, the simulations, the thousands of sub-systems.
@r0ck3t23 Musk's "80-90% engineering time" quote is real, but it's selective theater for a founder-CEO who also delegates like crazy. He doesn't personally design every bolt or run every test; he has directors and principal engineers for that.