Elon Musk retweeted
73% of women on the titanic survived.
Only 19% of men did.
Read that again.
Even the richest men alive, class, power, status, all useless when the ship started sinking.
Hierarchy collapsed.
Gender didn’t.
“Women and children first”
Not a suggestion.
A rule men didn’t break.
Men stood there.
No panic
No begging.
Just accepted it.
They didn’t ask:
“Do I know her?”
“Is she worth it?”
“Will she remember me?”
No one asked if it was fair.
No camera.
No applause.
No second chances.
Zero return.
Full cost.
Understand this:
When survival gets limited, a man’s life becomes negotiable.
Men like that built the world.
And today?
Masculinity gets mocked.
Call it whatever you want.
But when everything collapsed, men paid first.
This isn’t opinion.
This is history.
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The space economy should probably be thought of as an order of magnitude greater (or two), in large part because it will be absolutely necessary for the continued scaling of AI compute and power
It will also likely carry the vast majority of internet traffic (which will also become far more AI than human)
It is the final frontier
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It will be much bigger
"Second Space Age": Goldman Forecasts $1.8 Trillion Space Economy By 2035 zerohedge.com/technology/sec…
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