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- Discussed the paradox of US-China cooperation in accelerating AI development despite public whistleblower concerns and geopolitical tensions.
- Examined the fragility of the debt-fueled AI infrastructure buildout, highlighting Oracle’s data center delays as a symptom of broader energy and supply chain constraints.
- Explored the potential for AI to accelerate medical breakthroughs, citing Anthropic’s discovery of a previously uncatalogued molecular machine as evidence of rapid, low-cost scientific innovation.
- Questioned the sustainability of current bond market dynamics, noting that treating war-driven inflation as a spending problem may lead to a solvency crisis rather than a rate correction.
- Outlined the shift in global power dynamics, suggesting that the US and China are engaged in a cold war where economic and technological supremacy, rather than direct kinetic conflict, defines the rivalry.
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