Samo Burja on Growth, Energy, and AI

So I actually think a big macro story that we've been exploring at Bismarck Analysis and Bismarck Brief is that the demands of AI are so massive that for the first time in decades, the economies of scale necessary to supply them require industrial revolutions in everything. So this demand shock, and we could almost call it a demand shock, arriving from the future in AI is going through silicon, but eventually it's go

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1. 01So I think the classic arguments about the Protestant work ethic endure
2. 02So I sort of think that in a way, the fact that, You know, America was started as a more Protestant, almost Calvinist country or a Puritan country to take a slightly different stra
3. 03I think recently they surpassed some of the lower ranking European countries and, you know, average urban living space, which, again, makes sense, right?