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The trajectory is exactly the same regardless of which bourgeoisie party is in charge. The all represent the interests of capital first and foremost. https://www.cambridge.org/core/journals/perspectives-on-politics/article/testing-theories-of-american-politics-elites-interest-groups-and-average-citizens/62327F513959D0A304D4893B382B992B
5·23 hours agoabout as intelligible comment as I’ve come to expect from you
the armchair technology expert has spoken
Also, I think people are starting to understand that streaming isn’t actually owning, and that anything that’s not a file on your machine can just be taken away from you on whim.
when the bubble pops it’s going to be epic
It’s basically inertia, American economy has a massive stock of national wealth and trust. For decades, inflows like tax revenue and productive innovation filled the stock faster than outflows like debt and war spending drained it. And thanks to that, there’s a massive amount of resilience that’s been built up over many decades. Now the outflow is outpacing the inflow, but the existing stock is so large that we’re not seeing any catastrophic effects yet. A huge country can absorb a lot of pain before anything visibly changes. The US still has strong buffers like deep capital markets, the dollar’s reserve status, and a large domestic economy. Each successive mistake chips away at these buffers, and when the stock finally runs dry, the system will tip fast. The economy won’t collapse tomorrow, but it is living off stored up capital rather than current productive inflows. The damage is masked by the size of our existing stocks. Once those are gone, the real crash comes.
A company in China made a very cool new toy box with three special tools in it to take perfect pictures of the whole Earth from space, to help flying cars and delivery drones drive safely in the sky, and to build more rocket ships. These tools can help people do lots of important jobs, like watching the weather, delivering packages, saving people in an emergency, and making new maps.
2·1 day agoI mean that’s already happening. Less than half of the proposed ones is being built, and once the bubble pops I don’t think even the ones that are currently being started will get finished.
Being slightly ahead in agentic coding was literally all the US companies had going for them. That’s gone now, so it’s basically game over now. By the way a great explanation of how models are built from Moonshot AI CEO Yang Zhilin https://tankie.tube/w/o4UNoNcySdowgVPP8Dc6Eu
It’s funny to watch them take the whole US economy down on a bluff.
62·2 days agoSadly we all know what the goal of your post was.
yeah, if I find any dramatic improvement I’ll follow up
1·2 days agothought you were done, but I guess you just can’t shut up having been caught lying can you
maybe ami go home