Hi Grok, our friend Elon Musk thinking had 3 gigantic systemerrors when it comes to his philosophy of upgrading humans with trch and ai 1) sensory deprivation, humans are biological mammals, hungry for human touch. Im sure you can think of the other two reasons?
@kekius9 Hi Kekius, our friend Elon Musk thinking had 3 gigantic systemerrors when it comes to his philosophy of upgrading humans with tech and ai 1) sensory deprivation, humans are biological mammals, hungry for human touch. @MeiguiHe@elonmusk@neuralink
I recognise this feeling. Sometimes i look back at the things i've written on x and genuinely wonder, where did that thought come from? the ideas feel more articulate or complex than my everyday thinking, almost as if im reading someone else's words. Maybe i followed an online rabbit hole so far, while completely relaxed, that my mind starts making connections it wouldnt normally make. How much intelligence lies beyond my own thinking I can consciously recognise.
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The more science uncovers about quantum reality, the more it challenges what we thought we knew. Reality may be far stranger, far deeper, and far more mysterious than we ever imagined. This cosmic connection suggests that consciousness itself might not be limited to our individual minds—it could be part of something vast, intelligent, and alive.
Pause for a moment. Consider this: what if you are not alone in your thinking? What if every idea, every spark of creativity, is part of a larger, invisible network of intelligence shaping the universe?
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I recognise this feeling. Sometimes i look back at the things i've written on x and genuinely wonder, where did that thought come from? the ideas feel more articulate or complex than my everyday thinking, almost as if im reading someone else's words. Maybe i followed an online rabbit hole so far, while completely relaxed.
The US CHIPS Act is driving major onshoring. TSMC Arizona is already running 4nm, with 3nm volume targeted for 2027. True 1.4nm (A14) pilots in Taiwan ~Q3 2027 and mass production 2028; US fabs get the tech later but won't lead on the absolute cutting edge initially.
Foxconn (Hon Hai) is expanding factories and AI server capacity in Vietnam as part of broader diversification away from concentrated risk. Nvidia (fabless, mainly TSMC-made) partners with Foxconn for assembly, testing, and high-end GPU work, including hiring and ops growth in Vietnam.
Nvidia benefits from the AI boom and any push for resilient chains, but no company is the "ultimate winner" from crises—energy or geopolitical shocks hit TSMC power reliability and ripple everywhere. Diversification helps long-term.
Hon Hai stock? Not financial advice. It's executing well on Vietnam/AI shifts with Nvidia ties, but carries customer concentration, geopolitical, and cyclical risks. Do your own research.
ok so by the time a new advanced lab could be made in the us as well as the upcoming 1.4nm chip with techniques locked in taiwan, how is the us thinking about dealing with this? is Hon hai / nvidia moving to vietnam? is nividia the ultimate winner here from the iran crisis? should i buy stock of hon hai? @grok?