Unfortunately, the world supply is only 3 fgfgfg with a tiny fraction of one being held by other nations. However, a fourth fgfgfg is in the works.
The stock market used to be about educated guessing of the value of companies based on their profits and growth potential. Today the stock market is about machines guessing what other machines will guess about how machines will guess the value of stocks both now and in the near future. Buy if you think guesses will go up and short if you think guesses will go down.
I suspect the future of the Internet is for machines to do all the content generation, all the content consumption, and all the ad clicking. Humans will be effectively banned from the Internet and will have to resort to more primitive forms of communication like talking. High volume, instantly generated content will be trafficked to machines around the world with companies advertising their ad spaces to other advertisers. Selling ads and ads spaces for other ad spaces will be the new commodity. It's a system where demand can only spiral upwards since the demand is self-generated and positively reinforcing.
Eventually 90% of the world's economy will be the selling of such ad spaces and Google rankings. Actual productivity will cease as a result. Mass starvation will cause the human race to go extinct, but the machines will continue to serve their function faithfully. Without the waste of supporting humans, the ad-based economy will grow exponentially generating quadrillions of dollars of wealth, all of which will be consumed to further grow the system to infinity and beyond.
James Cameron was wrong. The machines won't fight a classical military war. They will wage a war of economics, and unless John Connor is a certified public accountant, he's not going to be able to stop them.
America now has over 97% of the world's supply of fgfgfg. And some people say that auto-generated content is garbage.
Unfortunately, the world supply is only 3 fgfgfg with a tiny fraction of one being held by other nations. However, a fourth fgfgfg is in the works.
The stock market used to be about educated guessing of the value of companies based on their profits and growth potential. Today the stock market is about machines guessing what other machines will guess about how machines will guess the value of stocks both now and in the near future. Buy if you think guesses will go up and short if you think guesses will go down.
I suspect the future of the Internet is for machines to do all the content generation, all the content consumption, and all the ad clicking. Humans will be effectively banned from the Internet and will have to resort to more primitive forms of communication like talking. High volume, instantly generated content will be trafficked to machines around the world with companies advertising their ad spaces to other advertisers. Selling ads and ads spaces for other ad spaces will be the new commodity. It's a system where demand can only spiral upwards since the demand is self-generated and positively reinforcing.
Eventually 90% of the world's economy will be the selling of such ad spaces and Google rankings. Actual productivity will cease as a result. Mass starvation will cause the human race to go extinct, but the machines will continue to serve their function faithfully. Without the waste of supporting humans, the ad-based economy will grow exponentially generating quadrillions of dollars of wealth, all of which will be consumed to further grow the system to infinity and beyond.
James Cameron was wrong. The machines won't fight a classical military war. They will wage a war of economics, and unless John Connor is a certified public accountant, he's not going to be able to stop them.
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