Trump says you are “the enemy” if you do not use his new term.
The Enemy
Truth Social: The White House considers anyone that uses the term, “Artificial Intelligence,” as opposed to the highly accepted new and more accurate term, “Super Intelligence,” THE ENEMY! President DONALD J. TRUMP
Oct 08, 2026, 10:14 AM
Over 90 percent of the nation is now the enemy using Trump’s definition.
Super Intelligence Task Force
Truth Social: Following the Historic White House Accord on Super Intelligence, where the World’s most important Technology Companies came together, and confirmed their responsibilities to the American People, I am announcing the formation of the Super Intelligence Force (SIF). The Super Intelligence Force is tasked with coordinating the effort of the Federal Government to ensure that America continues to lead the World in Super Intelligence, which many say is bigger than the Industrial Revolution, and the Internet, and will protect the interests, and improve the lives, of all Americans. The Super Intelligence Force will coordinate the Federal Government’s engagement with Consumers, Public Interest Groups, Religious Organizations, Critical Infrastructure Providers, and Super Intelligence Companies, and will be led by Director of National Intelligence, Jay Clayton, Chairman of the Federal Trade Commission, Andrew Ferguson, Under Secretary of War for Research and Engineering, and Chief Technology Officer, Emil Michael, and Director of the Office of Personnel Management, Scott Kupor, and will report to the President of the United States (ME!), and the Chief of Staff, Susie Wiles. Thank you for your attention to this matter! President DONALD J. TRUMP
Oct 04, 2026, 6:23 AM
Not Scott Bessent
Scott Bessent will not be going to be Super Intelligence (SI) Czar. Number One, he doesn’t want to. Number Two, he’s doing such a great job at Treasury, and that’s where I want to keep him! Why would I ever make such a change? Just more Fake News! President DONALD J. TRUMP
Sep 25, 2026, 10:49 AM
Well I am sure glad we cleared that up.
Unintelligence on Super Intelligence
The Wall Street Journal comments Unintelligence on Super Intelligence by
Holman W. Jenkins, Jr.
What’s behind the confusingly unspecific demands for government intervention from AI leaders? I reject the cynicism argument (it’s all about regulatory capture) in favor of cultural determinism—they’re true believers.
That said, Anthropic and OpenAI have valuations now to defend. The people who founded these companies may be deeply invested in the idea of artificial intelligence as the most important technology ever. But they’re also in a situation where the investing public, including sophisticated venture capitalists, interpret their creations as potential cash machines, worth maybe $2 trillion. However, under an equally plausible reading of the evidence, the companies are black holes of spending on rapidly commoditizing capabilities. Their specialty, the highest-end AI potential, the U.S. government won’t even let them sell to customers.
Now a documentary movie perhaps threatens to pop their bubble by proxy. The subject is Elon Musk, who director Alex Gibney says threw his support behind Donald Trump in 2024 because he feared under a different administration he’d land in jail.
My cards on the table: Tesla’s valuation never made sense to me, but the risks haven’t been hidden from investors. At the same time, if the markets turn on Mr. Musk, history shows the SEC and criminal prosecutors won’t be far behind.
At a San Francisco conference last weekend, an unnamed frontier lab executive was reported to have said there’s some level of machine intelligence beyond which the industry should be prepared not to go. We’ll see how the NSA feels about that.
In his new book, Kevin Roose fills out an anecdote previously relayed in this column. As far back as 2017, OpenAI leaders Sam Altman and Greg Brockman considered future government nationalization so likely, they debated how to get money in advance from China, Russia and the U.S. for the tools they expected these governments to expropriate.
The idea of runaway doom is one of those fun and frightening pictures that survive only in the moment between dreaming and waking. For the U.S. frontier labs, spending billions to be six months ahead of rivals, the thing to worry about is whether their spending will pay off—and whether government will let it.
Getting to the Point
After rambling on and on, Jenkins finally makes a solid point at the end.
“The thing to worry about is whether their spending will pay off—and whether government will let it.”
I rather doubt the spending pays off anytime soon, even if it does pay off 20 years from now.
The problem is technology changes and costs get cheaper.
Recall the Blowup up Global Crossing
Global Crossing in January 2002 stands as one of the most defining failures of the dot-com and telecom bust. At the time, its bankruptcy filing was the fourth-largest in U.S. history ($12.4 billion in debt against $22.4 billion in assets), trailing only shortly behind the catastrophic collapse of Enron.
The “blowup” was a toxic mix of extreme overbuilding, a collapse in internet broadband demand, and aggressive accounting engineering.
- The Idea: Founded in 1997 by former investment banker Gary Winnick, Global Crossing set out with a massive, capital-intensive goal: to build a 100,000-mile undersea fiber-optic network connecting 200 cities across 27 countries.
- The Illusion: During the late 1990s tech boom, Wall Street operated on the assumption that internet traffic would double every few months indefinitely. Funding poured in, and at its peak in 1999, Global Crossing’s market valuation soared to $47 billion—despite the company never actually generating an annual profit.
- The Reality: The entire telecom industry overbuilt simultaneously. Global Crossing spent $15 billion laying cables, but when the dot-com bubble burst, hundreds of their dot-com customers went under. The market was slammed with a massive overcapacity glut, causing broadband data transmission prices to plunge.
- The Deception: Little to no physical cash or actual services ever changed hands. However, Global Crossing would aggressively book the entire $100 million revenue upfront as immediate profit. Meanwhile, they capitalized the $100 million they spent, spreading the cost out over decades.
The same is going to happen with AI.
Jim Bianco on AI
What Trump Is Talking About
- Super Intelligence
- Reflection Pool
- Kennedy Center
- Ballroom
- Fake News Media
- Daylight Savings Time
- Stolen Elections
- Rouge Courts
- Name Calling
None of those items are in the top ten items voters are concerned about.
Circular Investment Deals in AI Look Similar to the Dot-Com Bubble
We have a race to spend money to keep up. But the models will get better and cheaper as time goes no.
We won’t need as many data centers as budgeted. China will do things faster and cheaper.
Please buy my product, and I’ll use the money to buy yours.
On October 22, 2025 I commented Circular Investment Deals in AI Look Similar to the Dot-Com Bubble
If this reminds you of circular investment in the dot-com era, it’s because it should. The Journal points out Lucent’s lending of billions of dollars to upstart telecom companies fueling Lucent’s growth.
When the financing went bust the scheme crashed.
Now, AMD is paying OpenAI to be a customer, albeit in a different way. The same is going on with Nvidia and OpenAI. But at least it’s not debt financed.
Can anyone tell me when, where, and how much actual profit comes from this?
Everyone understands this but no one cares, for now.
Why China Is On a Pace to Win the AI Race
On October 27, 2025, I commented Why China Is On a Pace to Win the AI Race
China has three big advantages over the US: cheap electricity, an open source model, and fewer capital needs.
Win does not mean hugely better, just way less expensive for similar results.
That will put huge price pressures on expected returns.
Having paid $18K for one drop of drinkable water, the first drops out of a water well, I can say that the process of finding the exact spot to put the bit down will never be accomplished by a robot. People use geo maps, etc and have access to the engineers reports of existing wells and their initial outputs and AI could crunch this data, helpfully. But a person with authority has to point to a spot on the ground, and pay even if there’s no water. Having done this and spent $10k drilling in one day, with one dry hole, no AI can be trusted to decide, for me.
SI: bailout of AI.
The fact that people like Trump, Thiel and Palmer Luckey are not only all in for AI but lilkwn opponents to traitors or the antichrist tells us all we need to know
Thiel in particular called the Pope himself the antichrist last week. The scary part? People pay to hear that freak.
So when has Donald Trump sit idly by when he’s got millions upon millions personally invested in an industry? I’ve been told he’s made a huge personal investment in the U.S. proprietary AI industry, and that is why he’s marketing it big-time to the investment community, and using his leverage as president to do so, even if it’s immoral or unethical. But when has that ever stopped Donald J. Trump?! But AI may just have the last laugh.
Q: “How bad is the coming AI bust as China’s development of AI is far cheaper, open source, and just as good as any far more expensive AI systems of such entities as OpenAI or Anthropic, etc., etc ?”
Google’s AI: ‘The rise of cheap, open-source models from Chinese labs like DeepSeek, Qwen (Alibaba), Z.ai, and Moonshot AI is triggering a major margin squeeze and valuation correction across the Western AI industry. -U.S. giants are forced to slash prices. For example, OpenAI cut its lightweight model pricing by 80%, and Anthropic dropped prices on flagship models as Chinese rivals undercut them by up to 9x. -Weekly U.S. company usage of Chinese open-source/open-weight models via platforms like OpenRouter rose past 30% to 46%. Because Chinese models deliver roughly 80% to 90% of the performance at 60% to 90% lower cost (or for free via open-source/open-weight downloads), frontier AI is turning into a low-margin commodity rather than a high-margin monopoly. ‘
**Me thinks me smells blood in the air coming from a future financial slaughter up ahead, and it ain’t (isn’t) going to pretty. When the dot.com bust occurred, the talking heads in mainstream financial media kept repeating “No one saw it coming.” Really?! All you had to do was look at their financials at least 3 months prior, and it was quite apparent to anyone with half-a-brain, something bad was about to happen. Now it’s happening all over again, but this time it’s going to be a lot uglier.
And they will get bailed out. On our dime.
The oligarchs, the CEO’s will escape with billions in their pockets the public as usual will take it up the ass.The companies may survive with Chapter 11.
my take is usually around 20 years in rising rates and 40 years in falling rates. the cycles are counted in human generations. the great anthropology books, by graeber, ” dawn of everything” and “5000 year history of debt” are must reads. i bet one 9 out of ten bond traders have no clue what the first debts that traded, by human primates, were.
What’s really behind his obsession with renaming things? Oceans, lakes, and now a technical thing? Is that his only way of having a “legacy”? What a loser.
when he does croak, his cult will turn into a religion. probably be MAGA MEGA CHURCHES all over west virginia and SC and arkansas and alabama. should be funny to watch unfold. jared and ivanka and trump family….. will be the popes and cardinals in trump tower in hymie town. reeling in the money like the vatican.
I’m not sure about that. I think his devotees are going to stumble about, stunned, unable to make sense of how God could die. Their lives will be (even more) devoid of meaning. And then they’re going to want find someone to blame.
“He’s not really dead!”
“We just need to have more faith!“
seems many here are confused. simple question on google, answered. “Yes, the internet relies entirely on data centers as its physical infrastructure.
What Data Centers Do for the Internet
These are different from ai datacenters getting massive build outs right now. I know you googled this and feel very confident, but I work in tech and can tell you it’s not so. A webserver farm isn’t sucking up a lake’s worth of water yearly.
you mean you work as an employee in tech. wow wee. is your name elon? or mark z?
Tell us where you work/worked. Is your name Dickhead?
my name? my name is fuck you. working is for the poors.
He’s correct. That’s what they were called before, and that’s what they’re called now: Data Centers.
The ones that are built for AI have a different setup, but we have a term for that: “AI Data Center”. See how that qualifier works? You even used it yourself.
That’s confusing social media, cloud and streaming services with the Internet. The Internet enables all those things, but they aren’t the Internet.
Leadership could be boiled down to framing threats and promises for the masses (who outsource that, at scale) Trump is framing his nuclear Iran threat (after fumbling with countless other claims), and his other simplistic slogans (allies ripping us off, etc.). That is his lever on everything.
AI titans have the ultimate: in their hands is the thing that will save and/or destroy us and everything. This is a psychological hostage situation.
The conflicts of interest (and twisted messaging) are the most convoluted I’ve ever seen, at many levels.
his only real goal is wealth creation for his family, and to distract from epstein files implicating him and his whacked out pals. across the aisle, too.
“AI titans have the ultimate: in their hands is the thing that will save and/or destroy us and everything. This is a psychological hostage situation.” by peelo
AI may end up being mostly BS and the only thing it will bring is many bankruptcies and possibly world wide depression.
from FT
The amount of new debt that tech companies raised to help fund costly artificial intelligence developments fell sharply last month as investors reassessed the industry’s risks following months of rampant borrowing. AI-related debt issuance globally dropped to $23bn in September, less than half the amount raised in the previous month, according to data compiled by Morgan Stanley, which covers both public bonds and private placement transactions. New financing has steadily fallen since the market hit a peak in June, when companies raised a record $113bn to help pay for infrastructure critical to the technology, including data centres and chips.
Classic mania.
went to the money show in orlando last week. total mania in AI. bigger than the RR bubble in 1873. this should end well.
He/they will co-ordinate the Federal governments AI/SI’s engagement with “Religious Groups”?
What about the First Amendment and the “Separation of Church and State”?
This political molester can’t keep his hands and snout out of anything.
the Pope and conclave of cardinals need AI to bring home the gold.
There’s no separation, congress begins each session with a prayer. The government is just not allowed to create a religion.
I was told there would be autonomous trucks all over the interstates by now with a totally upended trucking industry.
Now, who was it that wrote several articles worth of those unintelligent comments?
Mish might have early in his prediction on this topic. But it’s rude and unfair to call him unintelligent.
Otherwise, why are you on his blog, posting comments?
I also anticipated quicker self-driving trucks. However, there has been a huge pushback in California by the state government, where I thought the major firms (Google, Tesla, Waymo) would have more leverage due to their proximity to power.
However, AI has overshadowed legitimate progress on the driverless trucking front. See this planned rollout for next year:
https://www.nytimes.com/2026/03/17/business/self-driving-semi-trucks-texas-us.html
US is buying Russian oil and diesel.
Sanction USA.
Do you hear me, Europe?
Time was, the USA was a benevolent daddy to he west. Now it has dementia.
that itself is a happy load of horse shit fairy tales they taught amerikan school girls the past 100 plus years. see 1898 forward for proof.
Go visit the cemeteries in France full of American GIs to see the proof of how we’ve saved Europe’s bacon for real proof, Yippee.
The war schemers didn’t sacrifice those GIs to save Europe’s bacon. They wanted to cook a meal for themselves.
The GIs believed that, sure. But the people who sent them–nah.
The vast majority of german casualties were on the eastern front, fighting the Soviets.
France was a sideshow at best.
A million plus people got killed at Stalingrad alone. Mind-boggling numbers of dead on the Eastern front. The West has no conception.
It was the Soviets who saved Europe by killing more Nazis than everybody else combined. Also, the first ones to get to Berlin.
Willie E Coyote’s title (on his business card shown a fw times) was “Super Genius”.
Names don’t change facts or realities.
Trump got his MAGA idea from a book from that PBS kids show Arthur. Arthur Meets the President. No joke. We have the book. Was reading it to my kid about 10 years ago and…son of gun. A children’s book is about all I’d figure Trump has the attention span for, anyways. He was probably standing there one time when the nanny read it to one of his kids. Tiffany, or maybe Baron.
That’s a good one. Was he also at the top of his Ivy League class?
Wylie IS a super genius… he’s just forever cast in a role where is nemesis has impenetrable plot armor, and hilarity ensues.
I have no idea whether AI is a con-trick to make some rich people much richer, but will rob poorer people blind when/if the stock market finally sinks the AI companies.
All I can say is that I haven’t ignored the possibility of another major crash and have tried to protect my capital….essentially giving up on any possible 2026/7 investment profits. But the prospect of seeing Zuckerberg, Musk and the other techbro assholes with faces like smacked arses as they try to explain how they made billions while the retail investor got a poke in the eye, gives me something to look forward later this year and next.
It’s the ultimate “trust me” story.
Seven different AI LLM’s were asked to determine president’s IQ, based on transcripts from his interviews, responses to questions, and speech patterns. Two declined; the remaining five ranged IQ’s between 80-110. Gemini, who assessed his IQ at 85-95 was asked if AI could be safely guard-railed by someone with his intellect and responded: ‘ start stockpiling canned goods.’
Great post. Thank you
We have access to Gemini, Grok, and ChatGPT where I work. And we have a whole department whose job it is to incorporate AI into everything we do where it makes sense. These guys say all the time, AI is just an internet search on steroids.
Yes, plus the big benefit for our owners is that it/they become gatekeepers to all information. You no longer get a pointer to someone else’s take on the information you want, you now get the official, curated version handed to you on a convenient platter. No need to look any further. At this point, you still CAN look into things in more depth but that will be made more and more difficult to do. And considered suspicious behavior.
Correct.
To be fair, I am fairly confident that I can write sentences that would convince AI that I am stupider than I am in fact.
Writing sentences that would trick an observer into thinking I am smarter than I am would be hard.
The part about models getting faster and cheaper is a really good point. China being behind is not that bad a thing for them. Look at Apple’s model to “innovate” after everyone else has.
In simplistic terms, human brains have two halves: one half builds LLM circuits, the other half reasoning. Reasoning is coming.
You peep keep doubting superhuman intelligence because the LLM came first. Okay, so you are not impressed by a human with half a brain. But the other half is coming.
The TAM for AI is all human compensation. And then more.
And when models do more with fewer watts, it makes each data center more valuable. Not less.
That assumes a finite supply. The cost of creating new watts can come down more. S&D.
Coputing has always had Moore’s law workout with lower costs.
The data centers are a nexus of power lines, water/cooling, rackspace, some minimal headcount, proximity (low network lag) to other data centers that store adjacent data, and installed compute. That sunken cost offers a narrow moat.
I say “narrow”. The moat is not absolute. So I share /some/ of your suspicion that perhaps the valuations are excessive ATM. For instance, if they would build some of these data centers in Canada, maybe they wouldn’t need to spend as much on HVAC. But IDK and lack the time to pretend I’m a VP somewhere tasked to research that.
Like processing aluminum data centers in canada make sense because the energy costs less and is less polluting due to hydro but solar and wind advances may have offset that benefit but of course windmills cause cancer and solar is too woke so those investments have been stopped but otherwise alternative energy would have been nice
China understood, China acted, China will win in the end.
As for the USA model creators like openai, chatgpt, etc., they will probably always suck more than the China ones because our ruling psychopaths will copypaste their own lies and cognitive dissonance into the models and charge more for our privilege of using it.
I don’t know what market cap that “deserves”.
I won’t be contributing to the market camp….or the revenue stream either. At 73 I have seen lots of wonderful inventions that we can’t do without…..I guess I am a very late adopter.
I won’t be contributing to their market cap either!
I suffer through the same Oceania lies that constitute much of “training data” for “non-Oceania” LLMs. Hard to avoid it. But at least it is free — I refuse to pay money for the privilege of being lied to.
I won’t buy Oceania LLM stock either. The valuation rests entirely on political decisions. I can’t afford to base my purchasing power on political decisions.
We just bought or first cell phone last week.
Give it a few months or maybe weeks, you’ll be sorry you did. Unless you keep it turned off and only fire it up when you want to make a call.
This fundamentally misunderstands how an LLM works. It cannot reason because of the basemost part of the technology. It is autocorrect, it predicts what you want it to say or do, that is what it is good at. Prediction does not equal reasoning and never will, you’d have to invent something entirely different to do that side of the AI. Please though, keep speaking out of your ass and parroting the promises made by Altman. We’ll be waiting for some evidence, or theory, to back you up.
You misread, you insult me, you underestimate the tech, and you don’t see where the puck is going.
Hear me now, believe me later, Creamer.
6 months ago I could have made the same argument as you here, as I was thinking the same way. Since then I used Claude to build several web apps, and my thinking has changed. At some point it stops mattering how the model works at its core, because what we see and use is the capability. The capability is astounding. Whether or not true reasoning is happening, the appearance of true reasoning is so real and effective, that what difference does it make? We don’t really understand human cognition either, so comparisons are really little more than educated guesses at this point. Compare ai to how modern medicine works- doctors basically follow decision trees based on statistics- and this is considered cutting edge scientific practice, which maximizes outcomes.
And it’s fine for building web apps! I work extensively with AI so I know full well what it can do. But buying “well it looks like it can” as real is exactly how you get people killing their families because they bought marketing drivel.
It is a tool, it does not think, it does not reason, it references a big library and tries to compile an answer out of that. That can be a very useful answer or it can be garbage, but that is how the answer is made. The difference is that AI is still very prone to confident lying and that makes it very hard to use in some applications while requiring very careful oversight in others (like coding). Blind trust in it is a bad way to use it and usually results in mistakes being baked in.
How do you determine that Claude is not reasoning? By what metric is it failing to reason? People make mistakes all the time too, and answer things confidently and wrongly. In and of itself that proves nothing.
Claude was able to accurately go through step by step troubleshooting with me to nail down small mistakes or specific unexpected behaviors in various platforms we used. It struck me as being extremely rational in a way that most people are not.
Download AI to your computer, leave it turned on and take a break. Come back tomorrow the computer is still on, AI has done nothing. AI only acts with human input, if it can ever act alone, without human direction, it must be stopped now.
Just like a revolver, load it, cock it, leave it on your desk. Come back tomorrow nothing has happened with the gun, the second it can act without human input it must be outlawed and eliminated.
I work in a highly technical field of endeavor: Minerals Exploration. Been here a long time and seen a lot of rocks in several different continents.
The minerals exploration/mining industry is gravitating toward AI identification of “exploration targets” and “mineral resource determination”. A singular project area may cost in the range of $150k to $300k, or much more if you are in the 1 to 2% crowd.
Having been quite successful in finding, delineating and evaluating mineral deposits the old fashioned way (lots of reading and understanding the many scientific aspects of rock formation, alteration and mineralization, and boots on the ground), I have yet to see ONE mineral deposit found by AI.
The same could be said of other “high-tech” techniques commonly used in this industry. To be successful in mining, one needs to have boots on the ground with feet in those boots of experienced, trained, geological scientists.
I use AI in my business, but not to do what I do best. Like electromagnetic surveys or soil geochemical surveys, etc., these are merely tools to assist a person to do better at what they do. Two words of caution however: Be Careful. AI makes a lot of technical mistakes.
Do you really think reasoning is coming? Is AI really any more than a yes or no on or off if then circuit? I am old and learned to program in assembler language one step above binary. but at its core is ai more than really fast and unique ways of asking a question and letting a set of 1 or 0 determine the answer? If so how does that work? what will give a chip reason? I really would like to understand
I would encourage you to try creating something with the free version of Claude. That will tell you more than anyone can answer. You can talk it through the creation of a simple program using plain English. As a programmer you will be at some advantage because you know concepts and possibilities. Without programming background (I can read JavaScript well enough to tweak variables, thats about it) I was able to create and implement a booking program that accepts paid deposits and syncs with multiple existing online calendars for my small business. It’s up and running on my own server. Claude patiently talked me through the entire process of implementing it and I used plain English to lay out the design and features that I wanted.
Anthropic’s claim is that Claude does reason. There is some third party confirmation of this. I think at this point it’s semantics, because in practice it’s like having an infinitely patient friend who is way more capable at certain things.
I think it will follow the streaming pattern during covid. Mass investment with low cost to consumers. Then consolidation with rising rates. Then when it gets to expensive they will not only make you pay but make you watch advertisements and harvest your data also.
Maybe it will get so expensive it be cheaper to pay humans. But prob not
AI bubble is even bigger than RR bubble in 1873, as a percentage of total economy. that WAS the biggest of our empire. this will be epic bust. last i looked RR do work. i commuted by choo choos for decades.
As a force multiplier for human productivity, RR was huge. But I suspect terminal velocity of improvement is higher with AI than RR.
time will tell. let’s look back a century from now.
I hope so!
Have your clones chat with my clones. We’ll do lunch.
Mish, remember on Saturday nights when one could watch Svengoolie for the laughs?
In the cynical camp.
In short, the concern is being fed by worries about their economic model.
AI proponents (true believers) think that with enough compute and resources, AGI is just around the corner. But there is no evidence that such a path would be linear.
The investments need to pay for themselves in 18-24 months.
With new chips and commoditization, the hardware and the compute/KWh needs a very short depreciation period. The old stuff will become uneconomical in short order. But so far it’s all a cash furnace.
Algorithms and software will improve, making the depreciation cliff worse.
Internet providers were selling for $3000/subscriber during the dot com bubble.
With borrowed capital, you would need to generate about $600/connection in profit [$1000 in current dollars]. How can you possibly imagine consumers could generate multiples of that in revenue after rent, gas, and tomatoes? The same applies to AI — only magical productivity gains could generate the demand to reach the token prices needed to recoup the financing, capital, and costs.
There’s a already different kind of AI with a proven path to general intelligence.
And you can leave out the ‘artificial’ just to make it extra fun.
Rouge courts….is that where all the judges wear red make-up? I didn’t know they still existed.
It’s the courts limiting Trump’s use of make-up.
Today I realized only one man is standing in the way of the United States becoming a communist country: Donald J.Trump. Think of it like this, he had bone spurs, so Vietnam fell.
I couldn’t bring myself to vote for Trump, but then he was up against Kamala. Trump is simply an avaricious, vulgar man with poor tastes who is bringing the US presidency into disrepute.
No he’s way worse than that
Avaricious, vulgar and with poor tastes… that’s the typical Usonian.
WE all know this but “News” outlets such as CNBC never mention a peep about it.
IS CRAMER talking up AI? OF COURSE HE IS!
Candidly, when was the last time you thought, “Trump? That guy is brilliant.” Between us, for me, that conclusion doesn’t exist (nor do I ever expect to). Save your TDS – I’ve voted for that despicable individual three times. Lesser of evils.
You mean that you did not like “Special K?”
“Special” cuz he has a 6th grade vocabulary?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=c929kxoH6q8
gundlach and rosie
“Global Crossing’s market valuation soared to $47 billion.”
Hilarious how the present bubble is more gargantuan than the dot-com bubble.
Only seven companies are propping up the stock market.
Isn’t “Trump’s unintelligent comment” redundant???
Clearly verbose
A tautology
pleonasm
Nothing unexpected here, the guy screws up everything he touches, its just how it is. The fools are his enablers, most of whom think he his helping them. Ignorance is difficult to overcome at the aggregate level
The best argument for AI data centers is to use it for immediate social problem solving. For example: how can government taxes and debt be reduced without negatively impacting spending on national security and social programs? How effective are today’s social programs? Where can efficiencies be made in effective social programs?
Most of those questions have one simple answer:
Better leadership.
Unfortunately, AI isn’t going to help us get it.
The quickest way to get regulation into AI is to bring it into politics. Once politicians are forced to apply any form of logic to support their decisions their corruption and graft will become obvious and suddenly AI will need to have guard rails that will make it useless in the political realm.
Or… how can We – the people, stop the $billions in government program corruption?
Good luck!
No brain, no heart, no courage.
He’s the scarecrow, the tin man, and the lion all wrapped into one, with a pair of grabby little hands. Look out, Dorothy!
GRUBBY.
Taco only knows how to speak “unintelligently,” as he is a total moron. His dementia is getting worse by the day as it is very noticeable.
Perhaps everyone who talks about Trump having dementia should stop and wonder whether it is his own dementia that is the problem. Trump is far more competent than most of us, or he wouldn’t be where he is, bearing in mind that he is not a fake leader who gets out in front of silly people and tells them what they want to hear: I’m thinking Jimmy Carter, Obama, Al Gore….
Ah, the “I know you are but what am I” debate gambit. Well played, sir.
Let’s roll the tape Arthur.
donald trump trump account speech 10/7 – Yahoo Search Results
I could go on but frankly it’s tiring, listening to the ramblings of a diminished old man. There’s only so much dementia I can take, but feel free to watch any other recent Trump speech – regardless of whether it is stumping on the campaign trail, a press conference or any other spoken engagement. They’re all the same, he is diminished and his worst qualities only amplify, and you can watch it real time.
BTW I’m an equal opportunity critic – Biden was a diminished old man too. MAGA cult members like you refuse to critique Trump bc MAGA, bc cult. I have no problem calling a spade a spade, regardless of party, bc I am not in a cult. MAGA people are incapable of performing the same critical analysis.
Thanks for your analysis of MAGA people. In Queensland, Australia, we used to have a state premier (the equivalent of your state governor), who talked much like your Trump in some ways. (This was thirty or forty years ago.) His name was Johannes Bjelke-Petersen, and he could speak Danish as well as English – probably as badly I would guess. As you mention about Trump, he often didn’t answer the question when talking to a reporter. Instead, he talked about what he wanted to talk about. It worked. He won and kept on winning in spite of the condemnation from all the pseudo-intellectuals.
Remember that we MAGA people of severely limited intelligence and no sophistication are the people who support Trump, and who he needs to appeal to. There is no percentage for him in trying to appeal to educated degenerates. You would despise him anyway.
This is all I can respond with Arthur.
BILLY MADISON (1995) “I Award You No Points” | Adam Sandler
Also, sorry about the video quality. It is garbage. That’s the only thing I will apologize for.
You are right….I despise him
So you’re a MAGA wannabe? LOL
A magaphile.
I’m a die hard progressive and registered Democrat. I knew Biden was going to be a disaster as POTUS, he never should have been VP. Really no one over 65 should be allowed in any Federal office, retire enjoy life and allow the younger people to have a chance.
Mrs. Dell needs to lay off the Phen Phen… she’s looking scary.
“Trump is far more competent than most of us, or he wouldn’t be where he is, bearing in mind that he is not a fake leader who gets out in front of silly people and tells them what they want to hear” — Arthur Orwell
No. Trump is willing to tell people all kinds of things he thinks they want to hear:
“The war will be over in two weeks.”
“I will send out $5000 checks if the Republicans win.”
“I will lower prices as soon as I am elected.”
“I will end the war in Ukraine in 24 hours if elected.”
I could go on and on and on, but I’ll point out that his ability to mesmerize voters like you, Art, is about his sole competence.
What smart thing has Trump done for the US? Ie. That did not enrich himself first. He was fairly good at disguising his corrupt intentions when he first got into office but as his dementia has gotten worse he no longer even tries to hide it. It’s not like dementia is his fault, it is a cruel disease and the man is 80 years old and dementia runs in his family.
The true culprits are the republicans in congress and the senate who continue to support this obviously sick and demented person solely in an attempt to remain in power even though they can see the obvious damage they are doing to the country they have sworn to protect. Now they are all trying to distance themselves from this human wrecking ball who they have enabled for the last two years.
Hopefully enough of them will fall into political oblivion next month so that some guard rails can be put down around this disastrous president.
Tells them what they wanna hear? Do you hear yourself? He’s throwing red meat to the MAGATS on a daily basis. He started life from 3rd base. Many men with a lot less earned their way to the presidency. He won the presidency the first time based on electoral votes against a woman who committed too many unforced errors. This guy is one of the luckiest A-holes in human history. I can’t wait for him to get served on election night.
HE’S JUST TROLLING YOU FOR GOOD REASON……….Did trumpstein perform the biggest unforced error of any president in past 250 years with Persian war? OR the correct answer.
he was forced by netanyu and the videos of donald raping little boys and girls…………blackmailed. the dummy maga have no clue. do they ? Of course many Ds on those tapes too. The Epstein Class went free under clinton though trump.
A nice lady I once knew told me that Queen Elizabeth II and Pope Benedict were getting together in France to murder babies. I believed that about as much as I believe your stories about Trump being videoed doing things to kids. He’s just not as stupid as, say, Prince Andrew.
They were close friends with a convicted child trafficker. There are pictures. There are letters. There are videos. There are thousands of documents that he wont release.
What’s the connection between the Queen, the Pope, and the babies?
Reptilians.
operation epstein fury. donald has his balls in a vice by Benji and mossad and Vlad the impaler, and the deep state CIA……….
Y’know it’s awfully strange because you seemed to believe the kids were real in your post below. You just didn’t care about them. Little hookers, isn’t that right?
https://mishtalk.com/economics/does-president-trump-have-any-idea-what-passports-are-for/#comment-449328
I’ll never get tired of this, Creamer. 😂😂🤣
Ach! he’s a pedo. If he is not featured prominently in the Epstein files I’ll eat my hat.
Trump is the soul of the “arbitrary and capricious.” Fighting that, is the core of the design of our crowning achievement, due process of law. Against his sort of madness is what my English forebears fought, and our Founding Fathers fought. And thought, and wrote, and created a new level of human life and personal dignity and liberty. It is the greatest social and economic technology ever imagined.
Trump goes all the way to “crapricious:” just making random stupid noise, to hear himself, and fantasize of his brilliance, like the self-involved small-bore bully and wanker he is. But his ability to be so loud and central is very real-world damaging.
long live the empire. 250 years now. old george washington nicknamed my home town, NYC the seat of the empire. letter to mayor of NYC back in the day. i remember when it was published.
Our ideals have been countless times honored in the breach. It’s just that these breeches have such a huge dump in them, compounding at astronomical rates, all the King’s horses and men couldn’t clear them.
Excellent post. 3-star Mishelin award granted for triggering a snowflake and keeping up with Trump’s stupidity in a brutally honest fashion.
Mish: Based on your frequent posts, you appear to have a severe case of TDS. I will not offer medical advice, but suggest you ignore DJT and focus on finance and the economy. That’s what I’m here for.
Then you’re not paying attention, Trump is doing more to damage the economy than any of the past presidents combined. YOU have to have TDS type II to not see the connection.
assholes like that remind me of the little old ladies, for decades, on the afternoon train commute in nyc who would clutch pearls as they read the salacious articles and look at the half naked women on cover of the NYPOST
Trump D@ck Sucker – TDS. Lol
TACO worship….lol
free thought and free speech are integral components of our economic and financial brilliance, and just basic functionality. This joker is meddling with that daily, with the loudest bullhorn on the planet.
This post had a heavy economy, or at least market focus, if indeed >50% of the spx is AI related.
Your stupid, angry tears sustain me.
I suggest you have TDS as do most accusing others of it.
Trump has hurt the economy so badly that Kansas, Ohio, Texas, and Iowa are likely to turn Blue
Nobody is forcing you to read or comment if you don’t like what Mish writes about.
You don’t think an AI bubble primed to burst with the aforementioned weighting in the stock market has anything to do with finance and the economy? Ignoramus.