Elon Musk's xAI Plans Massive Expansion of AI Supercomputer in Memphis (usnews.com) 135
An anonymous reader shared this report from Reuters:
Elon Musk's artificial intelligence startup xAI plans to expand its Memphis, Tennessee, supercomputer to house at least one million graphics processing units (GPUs), the Greater Memphis Chamber said on Wednesday, as xAI races to compete against rivals like OpenAI.
The move represents a massive expansion for the supercomputer called Colossus, which currently has 100,000 GPUs to train xAI's chatbot called Grok. As part of the expansion, Nvidia, which supplies the GPUs, and Dell and Super Micro, which have assembled the server racks for the computer, will establish operations in Memphis, the chamber said in a statement.
The Greater Memphis chamber (an economic development organization) called it "the largest capital investment in the region's history," even saying that xAI "is setting the stage for Memphis to become the global epicenter of artificial intelligence." ("To facilitate this massive undertaking, the Greater Memphis Chamber established an xAI Special Operations Team... This team provides round-the-clock concierge service to the company.")
Reuters calls the supercomputer "a critical component of advancing Musk's AI efforts, as the billionaire has deepened his rivalry against OpenAI..." And the Greater Memphis chamber describes the expansion by Nvidia/Dell/Super Micro as "further solidifying the city's position as the 'Digital Delta'... Memphis has provided the power and velocity necessary for not just xAI to grow and thrive, but making way for other companies as well."
The move represents a massive expansion for the supercomputer called Colossus, which currently has 100,000 GPUs to train xAI's chatbot called Grok. As part of the expansion, Nvidia, which supplies the GPUs, and Dell and Super Micro, which have assembled the server racks for the computer, will establish operations in Memphis, the chamber said in a statement.
The Greater Memphis chamber (an economic development organization) called it "the largest capital investment in the region's history," even saying that xAI "is setting the stage for Memphis to become the global epicenter of artificial intelligence." ("To facilitate this massive undertaking, the Greater Memphis Chamber established an xAI Special Operations Team... This team provides round-the-clock concierge service to the company.")
Reuters calls the supercomputer "a critical component of advancing Musk's AI efforts, as the billionaire has deepened his rivalry against OpenAI..." And the Greater Memphis chamber describes the expansion by Nvidia/Dell/Super Micro as "further solidifying the city's position as the 'Digital Delta'... Memphis has provided the power and velocity necessary for not just xAI to grow and thrive, but making way for other companies as well."
Also by Elon Musk (Score:4, Insightful)
"Musk has been outspoken about his concerns around AI. During the keynote on Thursday, he called the technology his biggest fear."
Anyone still worshipping this cock bagel needs his head examined.
Re:Also by Elon Musk (Score:5, Informative)
Hang on. This guy named his new bandwagony platform "X," the same as he keeps trying to name [independent.co.uk] all of his various takeovers and scams?
He already committed open land theft [thedailybeast.com] recently, I wonder how much intellectual property he's going to steal to "train" this new grift? The August launch was about what we'd expect [axios.com] from him...
What they're saying: Harvard Law Cyberlaw Clinic instructor Alejandra Caraballo, in a post on X, called the Grok beta "one of the most reckless and irresponsible AI implementations I've ever seen." - and shortly after it appears that Narcissistic Neonazi Musk banned this Harvard cyberlaw specialist from the platform, which is unsurprising from the little despot.
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Also, I can't believe they're going to call the supercomputer "Colossus"! Holy fuck, did anyone of them even watch that movie?
Re:Also by Elon Musk (Score:4, Funny)
Musk thinks he is the Henry Ford (brilliant carmaker, admired salesman) of our generation.
Musk instead is the Henry Ford and Howard Hughes of our generation rolled into one: an antisemitic conspiracy theorist and egotistical Nazi-affiliated narcissistic monster, probably peeing in jars in his office. [the-fence.com]
Re:[Another lottery] by Elon Musk (Score:2, Insightful)
Lottery winners tend to think they deserve their luck and in the worst cases regard "winning" as proof of superiority in various dimensions. I actually think gamblers deserve some credit for a kind of recklessness, but it isn't real bravery. More like how young chimpanzees are more willing to gamble big than the older ones.
However I'd rather treat the topic as a bad name contest.
How about "Musk is a dildo hurler"?
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Also, I can't believe they're going to call the supercomputer "Colossus"! Holy fuck, did anyone of them even watch that movie?
Holy Fuck, are you retarded? Musk's products are full of pop-culture references. It was either that, or "Deep Thought".
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This guy named his new bandwagony platform "X," the same as he keeps trying to name [independent.co.uk] all of his various takeovers and scams?
What a horrible thing to say about his son. Just because X Æ A-Xii has Elon as a father doesn't mean he's a scam. ;-)
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I looked at your land theft link. It's sad he still tries to grow that pitiful early puberty beard.
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ICYMI: On Monday, Elon Musk invoked the names of two German Nzi in a tweet while simultaneously disparaging modern pronoun conventions — attempting, as he so often does, to make a joke. (I’m not repeating the text here — not because it’s profane, but mostly because it’s just not funny.)
For context, Musk was responding to a post about a Der Spiegel article that compared him to a media mogul who helped Hitler climb to power.
It was hardly Musk’s first, and certainly not his most offensive, statement involving the 3R or their White supremacist progeny. Just last month, Musk promoted Tucker Carlson’s widely condemned interview with a Nzi apologist who said the murder of Jews in concentration camps was “humane” and that Winston Churchill was the “chief villain” of World War II. Musk later deleted his X post that called the interview “very interesting” and “worth watching,” per the Independent.
It's about time people call out Musk for what he is, an anti-Semite and possibly an admirer of the 3rdR.
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Please do explain how the person who founded a Nazi propaganda website named after Der Sturmer isn't a Nazi. It's even more despicable, because of course he's not just letting the Nazis in (for which you can make a "free speech even if it's despicable" argument... it's not a good argument for a private entity, but it IS there), he's actively taking their side:
https://www.advocate.com/media... [advocate.com]
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Anyone still worshipping this cock bagel needs his head examined.
Fans of the Musk will just move the goalposts. "Only Elon can save us from the AI, he has to have his own good AI to fight the bad AI" or whatever.
Re:Also by Elon Musk (Score:4, Informative)
If you actually listen to what Musk said, and I know you don't and wouldn't
Elon taught me not to listen to Elon, by lying repeatedly.
producing benevolent AI could only be achieved by commitment to factual and non-slanted training/approach
So far so good, in that Grok says he's a shitheel.
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A concept you probably are not smart enough to understand. It goes like this: "Fool me once ...".
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Re:Also by Elon Musk (Score:4, Informative)
You mean like he's trying to do with Grok [yahoo.com]? The one which recently said he, Leon, was one of the greatest purveyors of misinformation on Twitter [fortune.com]?
You don't have to agree with Musk views on this, but his view is consistent and coherent.
Bullshit. He is repeatedly inconsistent in his views whether his claim of "free speech" (which he routinely violtates by banning people who say mean things about him or truthfully report stories abut him) or his blocking of a dossier on J.D. Vance [washingtonpost.com] (despite his previous whining about Hunter Biden). He can't even give a straight answer on whether he is in this country illegally.
The only thing he is consistent on is whining.
Re:Also by Elon Musk (Score:4, Insightful)
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"If Musk was in US illegally,..."
OP didn't ask that question, he commented on Musk's refusal to address it. You should "apply a modicum of critical thinking."
"...there would be a huge political win for Democrats to deport him..."
False. That's your tribalism speaking. It's Republicans that think that harming the enemy is a "huge political win".
"...and they would have done that a long time ago."
Apply a modicum of critical thinking! INS is NOT a wing of the Democratic Party. You could say more clearly that you're MAGA.
"...how do you think he passed vetting that he had to go through for SpaceX get military contracts?"
Jared Kushner got security clearance, Trump committed espionage. And why do you think Musk would be vetted, what evidence do you have that he "had to go through" ANYTHING other than it's useful to your moronic narrative?
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"If Musk was in US illegally,..." OP didn't ask that question, he commented on Musk's refusal to address it. You should "apply a modicum of critical thinking."
Nobody buying "just asking question" shtick. It was a smear.
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Smears are false
Were you thinking of a schmear? Lovely on a bagel [slashdot.org].
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Except Obama did address where he was born and even furnished a birth certificate over it https://www.youtube.com/watch?... [youtube.com] . Just because he didnt bother every single time it was brought up doesnt mean he didnt address it.
Nice attempt at using a false narrative for deflection though!
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Apply a modicum of critical thinking. If Musk was in US illegally, there would be a huge political win for Democrats to deport him and they would have done that a long time ago. More so, if Musk was in US illegally, how do you think he passed vetting that he had to go through for SpaceX get military contracts?
He was in the US illegally for a period of time. https://www.theguardian.com/te... [theguardian.com]
Having endless wealth and lawyers will smooth anything over.
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Having endless wealth and lawyers will smooth anything over.
Not in a political situation. If some DA could make a career by prosecuting Musk, they absolutely would. Musk might still win, but the case would have played out in media, causing him reputational damage, as intended.
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Having endless wealth and lawyers will smooth anything over.
Not in a political situation. If some DA could make a career by prosecuting Musk, they absolutely would. Musk might still win, but the case would have played out in media, causing him reputational damage, as intended.
Uh, I can think of at least one recent, high-profile case where prosecution turned a political figure into a martyr who their base rallied around, eventually propelling them to electoral success.
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It's a federal crime, so there's nothing a DA could do.
The US government could go after Musk, of course, and revoke his citizenship. But denaturalization is a severe penalty for what might be a simple misunderstanding or filing error. So historically, that has only been used in severe cases, like war criminals and people who lied about things like murder convictions.
In the first Trump administration, Stephen Miller set up an entire effort to find people to denaturalize and report. SCOTUS cut that down a bit
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Having endless wealth and lawyers will smooth anything over.
Not in a political situation. If some DA could make a career by prosecuting Musk, they absolutely would. Musk might still win, but the case would have played out in media, causing him reputational damage, as intended.
It's gonna be tough for anybody to up the ante on reputational damage to Musk, what with him firing everything he's got at that particular target every time he starts babbling publicly.
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Not in a political situation.
You don't say. https://www.pbs.org/newshour/p... [pbs.org]
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He's a billionaire, normal immigration laws don't apply to him.
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If Musk was in US illegally, there would be a huge political win for Democrats to deport him and they would have done that a long time ago.
Meh, the Democrats are mature adults, unlike some of their more colourful opponents, or the noisy children posting hateful comments on /. and other social media.
And the claim was that Musk was working in the US without a permit, when he was on a student visa. Probably true. But that was not treated very seriously then, or now.
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Don't forget 1) Musk has removed several factual community notes about himself, and 2) he has multiple sockpuppet accounts. What a choad.
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Musk and Trump are the same person, and a core characteristic of them is that everything is projection. When Musk says that his enemies are teaching AI to lie, what he means is that he teaches AI to lie. When he says that his enemies are trampling free speech, he means he's trampling it. Musk, like Trump, constructs his lies out of his own experiences, he is not a creative man.
So is his view on AI "consistent and coherent"? Who knows? Who cares? Musk is a pathological liar, you don't know what his vie
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Wow, hows that koolaid taste? Elon Musk surely wouldn't hype the dangers of AI for his own benefit.
Re:Also by Elon Musk (Score:5, Insightful)
Anyone still worshipping this cock bagel needs his head examined.
Indeed. To be fair, a _lot_ of people need to have their heads examined.
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still
Why did you worship him in the first place? This is how you got to this problem. While we were making fun of you for worshiping him all those other years, you rabidly stood behind him and defended him.
You get what you pay for. Sorry, but not sorry.
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He's just trying to scare competitors away. Musk is relying on AI to solve several of his problems. Full Self Driver (now the subject of a lawsuit because it didn't deliver for over 8 years), bots on Twitter, computer-brain interfaces, having to employ humans to assemble his cars, and more.
Elon has always been blinded by AI, seeming to think that a breakthrough is just around the corner for the last decade, and that if he just throws enough money at it somehow it will magically work. Remember when Tesla's "
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The thing is, Musk is not nearly as smart as he thinks his is. He has some talent to make money and got very lucky. Also, apparently some people are impressed by how much of an asshole he is. But that is it. His education is admittedly better than Trump's, but questionable bachelor's degrees in finance and physics do not amount to much.
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"Musk has been outspoken about his concerns around AI. During the keynote on Thursday, he called the technology his biggest fear." Anyone still worshipping this cock bagel needs his head examined.
Perhaps anyone demanding that the AI overlords of Planet Earth come with ZERO morals or ethics, will be the ones history remembers most in need of a head examination.
Given his stance, he might actually find reasonable reserve with AI development. While you appear to prefer the more Greed-driven philosophy in control of AI. Not that the Disease of Greed that will become our species epitaph is anything to worry about on a planet fully capable of decimating itself down to the nuclear-resistant cockroaches, m
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He named the damn thing after a computer that took over the world.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/... [wikipedia.org]
AI is so gross. Seriously. (Score:2)
"Musk has been outspoken about his concerns around AI. During the keynote on Thursday, he called the technology his biggest fear." Anyone still worshipping this cock bagel needs his head examined.
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"Musk has been outspoken about his concerns around AI. During the keynote on Thursday, he called the technology his biggest fear."
Yeah, his biggest fear that one of his competitors might end up the winner in the battle for all that sweet, sweet AI investment capital. He's obviously not afraid of AI.
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That does apply to you. It does not apply to the posting you answered to.
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You seem to misunderstand.
Some people view reality through a true/false filter.
Other people view reality through a my-team/not-my-team filter.
One framing is that this reflects post-Enlightenment/pre-Enlightenment thought.
The dominant news media has moved from A to B and that is what most people use as their sensemaking apparatus.
Both types of people get mod points.
Metamodding doesn't help much because of the same dichotomy.
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Re: Also by Elon Musk (Score:2)
You don't want us to judge Elon by his actions here in reality.
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Regardless of the approach, the objective reality is still there.
I've seen evidence that there are large swaths of people that would disagree with this succinct summary. Reality seems to be sliding into a blackhole of empty rhetoric and raging lunacy that's trying to pass as "Public Discourse." Attempting to bridge gaps between people with the objective facts of reality often leads to temper tantrums and outright freak-outs. In a world where people can't accept reality as real, is it even worth arguing that it exists? As much as I'd like to believe it does, it's little c
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In a world where people can't accept reality as real, is it even worth arguing that it exists?
A stroke patient with Hemispatial neglect (they can't perceive one side) perceives reality in a vastly different way than you and me. That does not mean that one side ceases to exist or that a point of view that ignores one side could be valid. While our perceptions do shape our internal model of the reality, the baseline reality is there and it will assert itself regardless of your perceptions or internal models.
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Anyone still worshipping this cock bagel needs his head examined.
Whoever moderated this drivel as insightful should get their heads checked. +1 Insightful is not intended to be used for "post aligned with my politics", but to highlight posts that contributed analysis or reason to the discussion. While there is nothing wrong with criticizing Musk, the quoted post isn't insightful criticism, it is ad hominem filled temper-tantrum.
Welcome to Slashdot. Care for drink? The bar is well stocked for these occasions, although I was told not to ask for an anything that has Unicode in it. (Fuck if I know, bartendoratemator must have an allergy or something.)
Simpsons (Score:2)
(in Mayor Quimby's office)
Director: We have $30 million to spend.
Quimby: We'll blow up our dams, destroy forests- anything! If there's a species of animal that's causing you problems nosing around your camera, we'll have it wiped out!
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One word: monorail [youtube.com].
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One word: monorail [youtube.com].
What I wouldn't have given up for the opportunity to have been onset the day they filmed that Simpsons episode.
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"My eyes! The goggles do nothing!"
Antiquated Infrastructure (Score:2)
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What does the Time Variance Authority have to do with all this?
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TVA still has a ton of line capacity left, or at least they did when I left Memphis almost 20 years ago.
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Also Tennessee is fighting child sterilization at SCOTUS so this probably piques his interests.
What are you even babbling about?
Re:Antiquated Infrastructure (Score:5, Informative)
"Also Tennessee is fighting child sterilization at SCOTUS"
No they are not, they are fighting to make trans kids miserable and suicidal until it is too late for them. They think transexuality is disease and are worried the regular pop. will catch it and stop voting Republican.
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"I would not invest anything on the New Madrid fault, personally."
Realistically, it's probably not going to budge for minimum another half century. It's a fault on a relatively-stable section of rock in the middle of the North American plate. Most quakes along the fault are minor to the point the USGS doesn't even register them on their live map even though they often breach magnitude 2. I watch this all the time since I'm also using earthquakes to plan where I want to dig along with other satellite data.
No
Most massive BULLSHIT ever! (Score:1)
Something to be proud of, no question.
At the same time, there are still no real applications for LLMs besides "better crap" and somewhat better search. The problems and risks are raising though, with techniques for malware insertion, training-data poisoning, "jailbreaks", etc.
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Something to be proud of, no question.
At the same time, there are still no real applications for..
..and yet we STILL somehow have app stores chock full of no real applications for, with a dozen more added today.
Memphis, Tennessee? (Score:2, Flamebait)
Memphis, Tennessee? Hurray for diversification of 'tech' localities across the country! Except wait, did I just post about diversification [rollingstone.com]?
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Since Musk & Trump oppose the deep state (Score:2)
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Never. The whole thing is a Big Lie: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/... [wikipedia.org]
Re:Since Musk & Trump oppose the deep state (Score:5, Interesting)
Conservatives have been crying about George Soros for so long they failed to realize that Elon is literally George Soros. A wealthy figure who can't be elected and bought his way into the government and now has an ear to the president. But that's ok since their political beliefs align.
You can't get any more deep state than this.
Soros is Jewish (Score:2)
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"You can't get any more deep state than this."
To be fair, it's not that deep.
Worldclas Hype (Score:3)
For a second rate chat bot.
Big investment. Yeah. (Score:3)
The Greater Memphis chamber (an economic development organization) called it "the largest capital investment in the region's history," even saying that xAI "is setting the stage for Memphis to become the global epicenter of artificial intelligence." ("To facilitate this massive undertaking, the Greater Memphis Chamber established an xAI Special Operations Team... This team provides round-the-clock concierge service to the company.")
I read this and I have to wonder if anyone really thought though the true benefits to the local community of this "investment."
There will be some construction contracts, mostly short term. Long term employees? Maybe a few hundred. I can't imagine more than that needed to run a data center even that large. All those billions ain't just sticking around -- they are going to nVidia and other vendors elsewhere.
Maybe they think they will get tax revenue out of it but this has "tax break incentive to build here" written all over it.
Musk - "We should fear AI, unless I own it." (Score:5, Interesting)
There are a couple documentaries out there that have interviews with folks that know Musk and interact with him on a regular basis. The consensus seems to be that while he does, truly, want humanity to be "saved" in many ways, whether it be through space exploration and giving us an out to the "all our eggs in one basket" thing, or trying to create computer god to solve our current biosphere's self-induced crisis, but that he's utterly convinced only he, himself should be the one to save us. He wants his legacy to be that he saved the human race from itself. He very much has a savior complex, and he's desperate to see that savior complex through.
His interests in AI, and public denouncements of all competitors, aligns nicely with this take on his personality. Sadly, I don't really see Musk as that terrible different from Sam Altman when it comes to AI. Sure, he may not be *directly* setting this up as a money grab like Altman is, but the end result will be the same. More money, more power, and more informational stock going straight to Musk and his interests. Greed become manifest, from humanity's greatest want-to-be savior that may actually be the only one with the resources and the political clout to pull it off.
Sadly, I don't think the general population will see much benefit from our would-be savior. He'll save humanity for the ultra-wealthy. The rest of us should prepare to suffer, as he has been saying since right before the election. It's the only way for him to see his vision through, on the backs of the general population.
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Sadly, I don't think the general population will see much benefit from our would-be savior. He'll save humanity for the ultra-wealthy.
For Musk to be successful in saving the humanity, then humanity must be in grave danger. By making a point about 'ultra-wealthy' you are arguing about selection criteria for the Arc and specifically complaining about not being personally included.
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Sadly, I don't think the general population will see much benefit from our would-be savior. He'll save humanity for the ultra-wealthy.
For Musk to be successful in saving the humanity, then humanity must be in grave danger. By making a point about 'ultra-wealthy' you are arguing about selection criteria for the Arc and specifically complaining about not being personally included.
I wouldn't say I'm complaining. More making an observation.
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As for Mars, I like the thinking from Neil deGrasse-Tyson: if we can terraform Mars to be inhabitable, then why can't we just terraform Earth back to being inhabitable again?
As fun as that little quip is, it still doesn't solve the "all our eggs in one basket" issue. Musk is a gum-flapping tool, but on that particular point I actually agree with him. I know it's not a popular opinion that humanity deserves a chance whether Earth survives or not, but to my thinking it'd be a damned shame if the only form of self-awareness we're aware of, the only species studying the universe that birthed it that we know of, disappeared whether it be by our hand or some cosmic event. We're not a
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He'll save humanity for the ultra-wealthy.
He is a pawn of the ultra wealthy. He may be the most publicly wealthy person, but he is really not that "big" in the grand scheme of things.
For What Exactly (Score:2)
Hyperloop AI (Score:2)
Elon Muskrat gives you Hyperloop AI. Fast lane to fame and fortune or looks like it to feeble minds.
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Re:Cue the anti-Musk gobbledygook (Score:4, Insightful)
most of the EDS sufferers hate him because he bought Twitter and restored it to the way it was ten years prior. And then, what REALLY pissed them off is the release of the Twitter files, which exposed the government-sponsored censorship that was happening, causing the likes of even Zuckerberg and others to take a step back and check their own censorship.
While this didn't help Musk's popularity on the left, I think the main cause is his support of Trump. Essentially, it is a variation of the following thinking: "We run on our ideas and resoundingly lost. We couldn't be wrong, therefore it is people that lied about us that caused this". The same way Russian election interference was blamed on 2016 loss, only now Musk and Rogan are getting blamed for 2024. Never mind that it is actually "It's the economy, stupid" with some side-shows.
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Ah yes, Musk is the victim. Twitter files and 2000 mules, the new history curriculum for public education.
The MAGA playbook is short.
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Musk is an illegal immigrant who over stayed his (Score:2)
visa. So is Melania. Both are about to get deported right?
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Depends where they fall on the chart. https://i.kym-cdn.com/entries/... [kym-cdn.com]
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The goddamn article explains the situation if you'd bother reading it.
Legal experts said foreign students cannot drop out of school to build a company even if they are not getting paid. The Post also noted that – prior to the September 11 terrorist attacks agains the US in 2001 – regulation for student visas was more lax.
“If you do anything that helps to facilitate revenue creation, such as design code or try to make sales in furtherance of revenue creation, then you’re in trouble,
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Hey, go for the gold, deport Grimes, too. That bitch is Canadian. Also, sorry Claire, I was joking, or c, or whatever, I love you, Elon is a fucking dick - send him back to South Africa and make him work in the salt mines.
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And then, what REALLY pissed them off is the release of the Twitter files, which exposed the government-sponsored censorship that was happening, causing the likes of even Zuckerberg and others to take a step back and check their own censorship.
What evidence is there that Faceboot became less censorious?
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FBI told FB to "moderate" posts about Hunter's Laptop [cnn.com]
Biden White House pressured FB to censor COVID-19 posts [pbs.org]
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I didn't say Facebook has become less censorious. I said Zuckerberg has
Zuckerfuck is the one keeping Facebook in the censorship business, so if Facebook hasn't been doing less censorship, he certainly has not.
Schizoposter detected (Score:2)
Your mental illness will not get better but you can end it.
You are not insightful, witty or otherwise worthy of life yet that absurd copypasta makes you feel important which you are not. I strongly suggest suicide which is the sole effective remedy for wackjobs who defile my earth with your presence.