I read about the new Trillonaire on Earth 🌎 & started wondering 🤔 What can a Trillonaire do that a Billionaire cannot? Grok Replied with a long list of things - I asked it to shorten it & this is the final reply 👉 What's the real difference between a Billionaire and a Trillionaire? 💰💰A billionaire can buy islands, sports teams, or run massive companies. 💰💰💰A trillionaire (like Musk now) can fund decade-long megaprojects — Mars colonies, orbital infrastructure, entire new industries — with nation-state level capital and independence. 1,000x the scale changes everything. What do you think a trillionaire should focus on❓️

I worked on Megaprojects What the Communists pretend to not understand is that the Megaproject creates literally around 4 jobs for other people for each of its own employees. Shopping Malls, housing, literally towns develop around the Megaproject.

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That’s how a supply chain works man. Nobody in that prison and nobody transporting those parts had any idea what they were used for. Eventually, even in your totalitarian fascist state with its secret megaprojects, you have to farm the slave labour bit out to somebody.

while humans won't be the most intelligent beings for much longer, we're by far peak intelligence per watt: the entire human body consumes only 100 watts. an 8xB300 running a frontier model takes 14,000. we're at least two orders of magnitude more efficient, and that's compared to the not-quite-human-level LLMs of today: i'd expect AGI to be three or four orders of magnitude more energy intensive than humans (claude fable, for example, is rumored to be designed to run on a GB200NVL72, which consumes 120,000 watts). what's more, human watts are easy to come by on earth: we're omnivores that evolved for billions of years to consume pretty much whatever's already on the surface of the planet. machine watts require deep drilling into the earth for gas, or mining for uranium, or megaprojects like mass solar or hydro. humans just eat whatever's already around. in the year 1500, we sustained our entire civilization with only 46 gigawatts across the entire planet: that's equivalent to about 300k machines capable of running claude fable... but at the time, we sustained 500MM human intelligences. three orders of magnitude more! of course this is cheating, a bit. while it takes a GB200NVL72 to run claude fable, the *throughput* on one machine is higher than single-instance-claude. but even if claude fable on an NVL72 can run 40 concurrent requests at interactive speed, that's still only a single OOM knocked off. humans are just extremely, extremely efficient. evolution forced us to be machine intelligence will be many times faster to scale, but the small cluster of humans of earth will still be far more efficient for human-intelligence-sized tasks that don't need millisecond speed. as the cost of physical labor drops to near zero with robotics, the future of humanity probably looks more like communes, with human needs tended to by robotic farming and medicine, while human caretakers of machines and each other carry out the tasks that humans can, slowly tending to skyscraper-tall GPU monoliths, raising children, overseeing robotic laborers and farmhands, eating grapes off the vine and fresh eggs from chickens in the pasture. money is largely irrelevant for the day to day when housing, food, drink, and medicine can be satisfied with just the cost of electricity, and at 1000x higher efficiency per unit of human-sized intelligence, we'll have a happy little niche carved out for ourselves what will your job be on the commune?

From megaprojects → modular systems. Nuclear energy is evolving. thekatyalyst.org/nuscale-pow…

HE IS COMPARING MECCA TO TRASH MEANWHILE THE GOYRABS ARE BUILDING 2 MEGAPROJECTS WITH HIS NAME IN THE MAKKAH REGION !

🇨🇳Hangzhou Bay Bridge: 36 km of Pure Engineering Excellence This video shows the impressive Hangzhou Bay Bridge; a 36 km sea-crossing marvel linking Jiaxing and Ningbo in Zhejiang. It shortens the journey between Ningbo and Shanghai by 120 km, dramatically boosting economic connections across eastern China. When a country prioritizes massive infrastructure investment, the results speak for themselves: faster connectivity, stronger economies, and world-class engineering that serves the people. #HangzhouBayBridge #ChinaInfrastructure #Zhejiang #AmazingChina #ChinaBridges #MegaProjects #ChinaBuilds #EngineeringExcellence

Amazon, Walmart and Elon should get taxed so America has actual capital to do megaprojects like draining big chunks of the Louisianan swamps for example instead of "we need to tax the rich so we can put it on welfare"

Having several conversations with Chicago killed the chances of the MegaProjects bill. Hiring lobbyists but not listening to them and not being present in Springfield during session are all egregious errors by the Bears. Bears more are accountable for this not moving than is said

I do not think it is robust around the country. I think it is robust whereever there are fine-grained, walkable neighborhoods. The kind we used to build routinely. Now we mostly build megaprojects on superparcels or single family mansions, neither of which create great neighborhoods. THe point of the article is that only very rich families can afford to live in the few desirable neighborhoods that exist in the country. I don't even know if they exist at all in Denver. The problem is that the demand for great neighborhoods far exceeds supply. And this is because we changed zoning laws and building codes to ban development of great neighborhoods 100 years ago.

🇨🇳China’s Engineering Precision: Huling Bridge Final Closure This stunning video shows the dramatic moment when two massive bridge sections are precisely connected hundreds of meters above the river. The final closure of the Huling Bridge highlights the incredible accuracy, planning, and execution behind China’s world-class infrastructure projects. China continues to push the boundaries of mega-engineering with projects that combine speed, scale, and remarkable precision. China knows its priority building for the people! Not war! #ChinaInfrastructure #HulingBridge #BridgeEngineering #ChinaConstruction #AmazingChina #MegaProjects #EngineeringExcellence #ChinaBuilds

It's interesting how before the modern age, megaprojects that took generations to complete and would stand for centuries were not uncommon. As soon as we got """"more advanced"""" we decided such projects lack value bc you won't immediately see the results

Sketchy af financing structure: Raises money via donations, grants, bequests Runs a dedicated off-budget fund State Treasurer can invest it in bonds tied to “designated regions” Bonds can be issued below market for “megaprojects” Interest flows back into the commission Result: a closed loop designation → governance → funding → bond financing → reinvestment into projects the same system selects. The issue isn’t any one country. It’s the design: a state body that fuses foreign interests, economic development actors, and government agencies into one funding and decision pipeline… with weak voter control and opaque partner selection. Bottom line: not who sits in the seats, but why a state commission is structured to need them.., and why those seats have voting power over investment direction. @Theohionetwork @molly1995_b @Cynsib48 @batesbn @MariaBruno01 @nataliehastings

A $1-billion contract award is advancing one of Saudi Arabia's largest natural gas infrastructure programs. ➡️ Read More: brnw.ch/21x3k7s #EnergyInfrastructure #Megaprojects