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Divergent Targets Faster, Cheaper Defense Production
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@m3chris1
November 20, 2025 at 5:27 pm
Not today 😢
@g3user1usa
November 20, 2025 at 6:06 pm
Nvidia is doing OK, but with the circular deals, Nvidia is giving money to other companies to buy Nvidia GPUs. That’s just lending if those other companies don’t have their own cash on hand to buy those GPUs. Why don’t investors understand that circular deals are faking revenue for Nvidia? Is it that investors know this, but don’t care? If A. I. fizzles, current Nvidia revenue will be certainly unsustainable. There are already too many data centers that will strain energy and water demands in the near future. Nvidia may be making money supplying the shovels, but those shovels won’t likely be digging up much gold for all the greedy miners. Anyone whoever studied gold rush booms should realize they’re very short-lived and produced actual wealth for only a few people.
I dislike the idea of A. I. causing humans to be unemployed. All citizens of a country should be employed to earn money to have a decent life. All this A. I. nonsense puts too much money into the hands of only a few people. That can’t be good for any country.