Many of these AI companies are trying to replace humans but they forget that we are currently in the stage of integrating with it. That’s why they will fail. They are ahead of their time I guess…
I’ve always thought of myself as having a good balance of IQ and EQ. I’m smart enough that I can figure out anything but I don’t think I know everything.
And with all due respect to my Canadian friends, whose politics focus obsessively on the United States: your stagnating living standards have nothing to do with Donald Trump or whatever bogeyman the CBC tells you to blame.
The fault lies with your leadership, elected by you.
While I'm sure the causes are complicated, no nation has leaned more into "diversity is our strength, we don't need a melting pot we have a salad bowl" immigration insanity than Canada.
It has the highest foreign-born share of the population in the entire G7 and its living standards have stagnated.
Not saying democracy is bad and I am also not saying I have a better solution…
What I am saying though is that Canada is a mismanaged business and I think that’s something we can all agree on.
Democracy can feel like if you were to run a business based on majority voting.
As you can imagine, that business probably wouldn’t do that well because there would be people voting with minimal knowledge and in their best interest vs the best interest of the company.
#Canada
I see a lot of people fall into the academic trap. More degrees and more education does NOT guarantee you more money.
What you do outside the classroom is what really dictates how much money you will make.
Experience > Education always.
Zooming into a single CPU Transistor really makes you wonder what could really be possible…
What if this earth was just part of some greater beings CPU and the universe was one transistor when you zoomed out.
For under $4000, you could generate an entire movie with #GoogleVeo
Eventually entire movies will be made with AI…who needs a multi-million dollar budget…crazy to think about
Canada says it’s taking in ~1 million immigrants a year — but that number doesn’t tell the full story.
Here's what really happens when you factor in visa lengths and who actually leaves:
Over 4 years (length of a typical visa) of current intake levels, Canada admits:
- 1.6 million permanent residents → 1.52M stay (~1% emigrate yearly)
- 1.2 million international students → ~366K stay, ~854K leave
- 1.5 million temporary workers → ~368K stay, ~1.1M leave
📊 Total admissions over 4 years: ~4.3 million
➡️ ~2.25 million are expected to stay
➡️ ~2.05 million leave after study/work permits expire
But here’s the kicker:
Because visas last 2–4 years, millions of people are in the country at once on temporary status — even if they don’t all arrive in the same year.
So when we say “1 million per year,” the real immigration footprint is more like 2.5 to 3 million at any given time.
How dumb do you have to be to vote for the exact same people that generated Canada the worst economic statistics in decades and gave the country a lost decade and promised to continue the status quo with printing billions more?
How do we explain this to the world?