One of the biggest crooks on earth, BlackRock CEO Larry Fink, is calling for trillions in investment in data centers and AI power grids. He says the money should come from “Americans' savings, pensions, and insurance funds”, all to compete with China, even though the US already has 12 times as many data centers as China. The billionaires now want to steal from Americans’ to bring about their AI mass surveillance dystopia.

Went on Bloomberg - Anthropic and OpenAI are dangerous and unsustainable companies that shouldn’t IPO. The AI bubble is a con and retail investors are the marks. AI doesn’t have ROI, it’s nothing like AWS/Uber, and it’s got no post-bubble recovery story. youtube.com/watch?v=zbKDmkJP…

All these stocks hit new 52 WEEK LOWS at some point today Chipotle Mexican Grill $CMG Nu Holdings $NU American Water Works $AWK Conagra Brands $CAG CME Group $CME Copart $CPRT Erie Indemnity $ERIE GFL Environmental $GFL Haleon $HLN Intercontinental Exchange $ICE Intuitive Surgical $ISRG Lowe's $LOW Mastercard $MA Medtronic $MDT National Fuel Gas $NFG O'Reilly Automotive $ORLY ResMed $RMD Rollins $ROL Service Corp $SCI Sherwin-Williams $SHW Sanofi $SNY Suzano $SUZ Molson Coors $TAP Tradeweb Markets $TW Waste Connections $WCN

Everyone should read what Senior Vice President of Exxon Neil Chapman says about the oil price surge coming in 2-3 weeks The next wave of the energy shock is approaching fast

Every central banker in history, when forced to choose between a fast death and a slow death, has made the same call. Every single time. Without exception. Kevin Warsh is about to make it again and most people have no idea what they're about to lose.

Saylor literally said on the $MSTR q1 earnings call if he was starting a Bitcoin Treasury Company today he would structure it the way $ASST is structured “one common equity, one monthly or semi monthly (Strive The DAILY Dividend Company) variable preferred equity and a big stack of Bitcoin and nothing else (Debt Free)”… that’s a signal. my MSTR position is substantially bigger (850 shares) than my ASST position (2270 shares) but people who are throwing shade at ASST seem to be coming at this topic from the perspective of an emotional fan of a NFL team. $STRC & $SATA are both great products and will only strengthen Bitcoin adoption globally. To the MSTR “only fans”, I will be buying more ASST shares today. TYFYATTM

Shark Tank Billionaire Kevin O'leary says 2 people fighting data centers in Utah are Chinese agents. Turns out its just 2 local girls in Utah, they make a hilarious video calling him the fuck out

There is something philosophically unusual about a person who predicted the future with mathematical precision and then stood in that future, watching their predictions come true and still found themselves completely overwhelmed by it (Save this). That is what Dario Amodei described in this clip, and it is one of the most important things any AI executive has said publicly about what it actually feels like to build at the frontier of this technology. More than a decade ago, Dario and the Anthropic co-founders worked out the mathematics of scaling laws and drew lines on graphs predicting exactly how AI capabilities would grow as compute investment increased. Their 2020 paper became one of the most cited documents in modern AI research showing that model performance scales as a predictable power law across seven orders of magnitude of compute. The roadmap they drew said, spend $1,000 a month on compute and the model will be this capable, spend $10,000 and it will be this much better, all the way up to hundreds of billions with corresponding capabilities at every step mapped out in advance. Every major prediction on that roadmap has come true. And yet Dario said on camera that even having written those predictions down himself over ten years ago, the actual lived experience of watching them materialize is still, in his own words, "so crazy that you're shocked anyway." He is shocked because the human brain is not wired to fully internalize exponential curves, even when it has mathematically derived them and watched them validate in real time for years. Anthropic went from a standing start to a $30 billion annualized revenue run rate in roughly 36 months, and the CEO who predicted the entire thing is still surprised by it. The error most analysts and investors are making is not a research error or an information error but rather a cognitive one. The frameworks used to evaluate whether a company is expensive or a growth rate is sustainable were built for linear businesses, and they systematically underestimate what happens when a technology scales predictably with compute at the rates Dario's original graphs mapped out. The most important takeaway is not the history of scaling laws but rather that the person who has been right about every major prediction for ten years is telling you the curve is not done.