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Robots are going to order robots for robots. Thats the moment the exponential gets steeper... and its coming. Today humans are still the ones ramping the factories. Elon, Figure and the Chinese all say the same thing. Robots will be maybe the largest physical product ever built, in scale... show more

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I wrote the long version of this earlier in the week. What happens when the thing improving the equation AI itself...

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The capex cycle behind those factories is the macro print that actually matters.

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Robots ordering robots. Still waiting on one that does the dishes.

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ENERGY is the NEXT GAME. The only LIMITED resource.

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This is gonna hit faster than we think

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Crazy/scary

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The limiter on that exponential isn't compute — it's copper, transformers and grid hookups. Those lead times run years, not weeks.

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how many bots in your recursive loop?

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I think this is bullish for both @SuiNetwork and @t2000ai

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The scary part is when robots no longer need humans to keep the cycle going 😅

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Recursive manufacturing could be the real turning point, when robots help build the next generation of robots and accelerate production beyond human capacity.

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Exponential

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Lol 2030 is you in your boat with all that you can carry as you try to escape the locals from your Caribbean island as you motor off in fear of your life wondering where else has fallen to revolution.

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Robot town appears in the mind. Robots out numbering humans. The super intelligence takeover.

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