Dan Dreyfus: The Next AI Bottleneck is Copper
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Top Comments (10)
The scary thing about 12 Codes of Collapse is how calm the collapse feels. No chaos at first, just systems working too perfectly.
Mans out here stealing all the copper wire
It’s convenient these companies / wealthy are all of a sudden concerned about how our infrastructure and supply chains are too weak to support the ‘next gen’ technologies. When they were printing cash no one was concerned about any of this. But now that the future of their wealth is dependent on it they care. The same people responsible for setting up our fragile supply system and prioritizing short term profits are now trying to frame this as everyone else’s problem to solve. They want to subsidize the buildout, but then capture all the profits for themselves.
Best talk in a long time
Quick! Everybody travel back in time to 2006 and invest in copper mines!
You’re not even considering advances in quantum technology power generation that are going to obsolete the existing power system. The needs for copper will diminish.
“inflection point”
really good one, Copper <3 , thumbs up :)
Plenty of copper in nodules on ocean floor
great video
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Top Comments (10)
The scary thing about 12 Codes of Collapse is how calm the collapse feels. No chaos at first, just systems working too perfectly.
Mans out here stealing all the copper wire
It’s convenient these companies / wealthy are all of a sudden concerned about how our infrastructure and supply chains are too weak to support the ‘next gen’ technologies. When they were printing cash no one was concerned about any of this. But now that the future of their wealth is dependent on it they care. The same people responsible for setting up our fragile supply system and prioritizing short term profits are now trying to frame this as everyone else’s problem to solve. They want to subsidize the buildout, but then capture all the profits for themselves.
Best talk in a long time
Quick! Everybody travel back in time to 2006 and invest in copper mines!
You’re not even considering advances in quantum technology power generation that are going to obsolete the existing power system. The needs for copper will diminish.
“inflection point”
really good one, Copper <3 , thumbs up :)
Plenty of copper in nodules on ocean floor
great video