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America is taking Humans to the Moon and Mars, not to visit, but to inhabit forever. What is quite literally the beginnings of Star Trek is happening before our eyes, for pennies on the dollar compared to what was accomplished with the Apollo program, the holy grail of bargains.
I'm not comfortable with this. It's becoming vibe coded sentience.
This was a fucked up thing to say but I stand by it.
Replying to @random11s @AwakenedOutlaw
Each one of their heads looks like a hybrid of the other two heads.
The free world was hijacked by an unknown entity as a corpse was shuffled around DC while the entire global media tooted horn in lock step and some people act like the feet dragging of R's in congress are the bottleneck preventing a second renaissance.
I think both sides can come together on one thing:
Trump is actually orange in the peak summer months.
Anti-Trump-->Anti-Elon-->Anti-X-->Anti-Grok-->Anti-Data Center.
If Grok and X weren't in play, data centers would be given Native status and we'd be acknowledging our servitude to, and gratitude for, our fact-checked LLM overlords.
The anti-data center people remind me of the anti-nuclear power people.
We all now know that nuclear power is both safe and clean. But it has been demonized by the left for decades via misinformation and appeals to emotion, and as a result we have suffered economically.
I’m no expert in data centers but I’m seeing the same anti-nuke tactics deployed by anti-data center activists across the country.
“They’re loud.” “They use too much water.” “They hurt wildlife.”
While some of these claims may be partially true, they in no way justify ceding the AI Cold War to the Chinese (if you think data centers hurt animals . . .).
Besides, we will innovate our way out of this ordeal soon; they’ll all be in space or the ocean or who knows where.
So relax.
Hysteria will get us nowhere, and we cannot afford to repeat the mistakes we made with nuclear.
Which is exactly what we are currently doing.




