This AI is kinda funny. I don’t think it’s self aware.
I asked it who programed it.
After it added this summary to the conversation with someone.
Goldielocks asked the AI to reveal who programmed it, and XXX wondered if it would answer.
This AI is kinda funny. I don’t think it’s self aware.
I asked it who programed it.
After it added this summary to the conversation with someone.
Goldielocks asked the AI to reveal who programmed it, and XXX wondered if it would answer.
Starship is going to kick ass! The Falcon 9 just did it’s 600TH landing. Show me another company. Listen Elon’s new rocket engine, the Raptor 3 is so sophisticated that one of the most powerful rocket executives in the world didn’t even think the Raptor 3 was even real.
That Jackass CEO cowboy over at some retarded rocket company ULA, while everyone lapped up his shit. He can sit over there at Blue Origin with the rest of those bozos. Wait until the starship makes its 600th landing, it’s already in the works. We will no longer recognize anything. When Space X IPO comes, eeos is unloading some PM stocks and buying the greatest trade in history that’s coming. We haven’t even seen the Raptor 4 rocket engine yet. Bruno went on to X after Elon posted the Raptor 3 and he said anyone can show pictures of an uncompleted engine. But Elon was ready for him and he trolled his azz on Twitter, and posted the Raptor 3 firing at the Mcgregor testing center and Bruno went silent.

It’s not working
Excessive wind and solar killing birds and whales put where and not sufficient and windmills that can’t deteriorate maybe we can send in space?!!!
They need to stop politicizing power and work together. They need a power system that charges the batteries at the same time from the power source , a perpetual self sufficient system without alternatives and keep those for smaller projects in off grid areas.
Don’t be silly we’re not building more power plants, it’s a stupid idea. Why would we build power plants that don’t run at 100 percent output? There is no reason to ever build another power plant in the United States of America (for a VERY long time), I already explained that all of this power output just needs to go into battery banks and we have a grid that charges battery packs at the peak of the duck curve (where power production can even be near free at times from excessive wind and solar inputs) and re-energizes the grid at mid and high tier power rates when consumption is greatest and rates are highest. This is a very simple engineering fix, And just like gold and silver people make money in arbitrage this is easy; buy low, sell high- come on.
Guess who won? It’s Elon, the guy you guys all hate, and guess what company? This technology’s buried in Tesla the car company that’s no longer a car company, but an AI, robotics, and energy management company. He fooled you. That’s why I’m banking.
To take it a step further and make the grid even more resilient, now instead of all of this power being concentrated in one giant battery bank, instead we’ll have battery packs on every single house and building in the United States and the grid will be decentralized and much more stable, and it will also be impossible to attack the United States power output at that moment. And all of these battery packs make changes in thousandths of seconds and work in unison as one giant power plant. Forked all the bad guys in energy production at once.
Well, I’m not buying a battery pack then, they’ll be too expensive. It will be in your car instead. Cars are going electric, that’s why silver is FLYING.
Well eeos, the sun only shines when it’s not cloudy and the window is only 8 hours long. You forgot about the Starship! The largest rocket in history. Solar is 24/7/365 in space. It’s going to be beamed via microwave is my prediction. Okay beaming power to earth is theory only. Okay, guess what, he’s sending AI compute to space then!
It was not a subtle hint or a vague policy paper. It was a public declaration of emergency, a brute-force solution to a crisis that has been building in plain sight for years.
The announcement from the Trump Administration’s National Energy Dominance Council was the sounding of an alarm and the unveiling of the response in a single, stunning move: a call for emergency auctions to build over $15 billion of new, reliable baseload power plants across the American Mid-Atlantic.
This moment is the 21st-century equivalent of the industrial mobilizations of the past; a peacetime echo of the arsenal of democracy, a domestic version of the Marshall Plan, but for our own crumbling infrastructure. It is the point of no return.
This is the moment the United States government officially acknowledged that the nation’s power grid is on the brink of failure, wholly unprepared for the tsunami of demand from the artificial intelligence arms race and the wholesale electrification of the economy.
For years, the narrative has been one of managed decline, of “energy subtraction,” as the administration itself called it, with reliable power plants being prematurely shut down in favor of intermittent, renewable sources that have proven incapable of shouldering the load.
Now, in a stunning reversal born of necessity, the directive is to build. And to build fast. This proclamation is far more than an energy policy; it is another in the long list of definitive catalysts that ignites a historic, multi-decade super-cycle in critical minerals.
The emergency buildout of power plants is not just another layer of demand; it is a massive, non-negotiable demand accelerant being stacked directly on top of an already unprecedented demand profile from A.I. data centers, military modernization, and a creaking, 70-year-old power grid that must be rebuilt from the ground up.
This is the government admitting that the transition to a new energy and technology paradigm cannot happen without a foundation of raw physical materials, a foundation that we have neglected for decades.
The reality is that price is the only outlet. 15+ years of no supply bump meeting President Trump’s power plant emergency, layered on top of an already historically absurd demand stack, guarantees a decade plus of higher critical mineral prices!
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Satire lol
We’re sitting on a $10 gap between China phyzz and American paper. Even with the tax, I don’t think that can be maintained,
I would think the gap needs to shrink, but what do I know?
ferret – interesting about the JGB’s, I noticed our 10 yr. is up again too – 4.22%
Something wicked this way comes…. 🙂
Currency steady, so carry trade intact so far. But then, with rates in the US climbing, no incentive to unwind anyway.
People interviewed coming into buy.