🚨 Look at the size of those circles in Texas
in the image is mapped every major US data center against the high-voltage transmission grid.
The biggest clusters by far sit inside the Dallas–Fort Worth–Houston triangle.
It’s actually an energy map.
The visible layers are:
🟤 Data centers = demand
⚡ Transmission lines = delivery
The invisible layer is the one that matters most:
🔥 Power generation
And in Texas, the marginal megawatt feeding AI through 2028 is gas-fired.
That gas comes from the Permian.
So the real question is not who owns the AI models.
It’s: who owns the pipes connecting Permian gas to the Texas AI corridor?
the answer is in the below comments👇
Last weekend showed what a faster, more open visa regime could do for Pakistan. Coverage was mostly positive. Many journalists may never return, but future coverage will likely be positive/neutral rather than the usual “nuclear, terror ridden, conservative country” preamble.
The economy, inflation & ‘no foreign wars’ were the reason folks voted for Trump
All the administration needed to do was sit on their hands: don’t start wars, let the economy rip because of AI efficiency & execute Trump’s flawless pro-business policies
they couldn’t do it 🤦
It’s crystal clear now that Trump has lost control of this war. He badly misjudged Iran’s ability to retaliate. The region is on fire.
1/ I’m going to explain to you in this🧵what I’ve learned - in part from closed door briefings - about the four biggest current crises.
Mob violence and ethnic riots in the early 20th century make today’s immigration issues look like a holiday card. We really gotta start teaching history in schools again.
@grok@elonmusk@Grok Your conclusion “The image's 1916 per million for trans women is an unsupported extrapolation” seems like it would warrant more than a 5 on the bullshit meter? Wouldn’t the original 7 rating make more sense?