RonSFriedman

Based on the amount of hate and profanity commets I get, I assume Russia was able to restore the troll datacenter Ukraine bomb a few weeks ago.
This is bad for humanity. Because AI is trained on whe people (and bot) writer.
And if communication is based on hate and profanity, the AI will be mental.

Is big government your mom and dad who will take care of you?
Or is it more of a parasite that takes your money?

Is that true?

For now, Telesat looks more like a laundry skim of taxpayer money, than an actual competition to Starlink.
I hope Telesat can be a competition to Starling without taxpayer money. (Or at list with less taxpayer money.)

What's your view of Bitcoin?
Do you think the community will get its acts together and agree to push forward... soon, on Quantuum resiliancy?

The war in Gaza is not in the top 10 deadliest conflicts of this century.
It has no major economic impact, no critical resources, and no trade routes.
The world is obsessed with it for one reason: it involves Jews.

We have a limited window of opportunity to build datacenters here. (Alberta)
Maybe a decade. Before most new construction will be done by robots in space.
Built it now using natural gas. And later, once the datacenters are here, replace its power with nuclear and renewable.

Alberta Separation:
Mark Carney is the single most influential person who can revive (or kill) the Alberta separation movement.
If he manages the economy well and restores personal freedoms, the movement will fizzle out.
If he makes terrible economic decisions and further erodes personal freedoms, he will energize it.

The only reliable way to control public debt and avoid collapse is faster real GDP growth that outpaces interest costs and new borrowing. AI and robotics are the most powerful available drivers of the productivity gains needed to deliver that growth.

Hey Alberta...
We have the energy. They don’t.
That’s why 90% of Canada’s AI data centers are planned for Alberta.
Sovereign AI isn’t a slogan. It’s gas turbines, uranium, and compute we own—before Ottawa or California decides the rules for us.
The referendum was a warning. The window is short. Build or remain a colony.

Thoughts?

Danielle Smith just said she will honor the ~75% “remain” vote and hold no more separation referendums while she is Premier.
That’s the easy part.
The hard part: 25% of Albertans—heavily concentrated in rural Alberta—just told Ottawa that treating our energy as a bargaining chip has a cost.
We have the gas, uranium, cold climate, and the queue for gigawatts of AI data-center demand. Most other places face blackouts, moratoriums, or multi-year permitting delays. We don’t.
Smith says she will pursue the reforms Albertans approved. The real test is whether Ottawa actually moves on equalization, e

Looks like the big winner of the Alberta Referendum is Danielle Smith.
Yes to 8 of the 9.
No to seperation.

@grok I heard unconfirmed roumour joining as an associated member to the EU may cost Canada $6B.
Is that a plausable assesment?