Nice MO (besides the voting manipulation)
Oh no, that argument about current capabilities ruins my whole schtick, let me pick up a PS so I can counter argue a red herring...
You must be from the US
edit: more than half of the people in the world live in Africa/Asia, I don't see those regions being particularly affected by rare earth metal restrictions. Microsoft, OpenAI and Apple et al might be fucked though, and that means that scenario would be a good thing.
TIL a steady transfer of rare earth metals from China is necessary for all of the computers of today to continue working. Is it like a subscription. Rare earth pass, subscribe now.
Otherwise, ya, hermit life FTW
It's the murican VC MO:
Why compete when you can buy the competition before it even develops?
We live in a timeline where the chances of that happening are non zero.
I couldn't read past the bio, gave me Linkedin PTSD and my confidence levels cratered. That's the IT equivalent of fake quotes with abstract art backgrounds on facebook, it immediately disqualifies the author.
This is hyperloop levels of stupid about something that, when looking exclusively at the general public, has the same amount of uses as hyperloop did...
Huh, did EA just got me excited for a Star Wars game!? Whoooot?
Or they can do what they normally do, steal it and then sue to be considered the original invento/founder and then make a Hollywood film about how they invented it/found it.
So, it does look like the CEO of Proton was on to something.