Paul Kedroski
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first heard Oct 2025
last heard 28 Oct
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And this led to an incredible amount of...
of waste, but it also led to company failures.
It led to various market crises across the 19th century in the US and repeatedly in the UK.
So it's not as simple as saying, well, this is important, so we should build it and not care what it costs and not care the consequences.
I'm not convinced that many people think it is a bubble.
As I talk to people in technology, the most common response I get from people is not only is this not a bubble, but it's probably the most important technology of our lifetime.
We have an opportunity to build a super intelligence, a godlike intelligence on top of all of these chips and buildings and this AI electricity thing we're creating.
And so to say we should slow down at this point, according to the technology community,
is just a huge error.
So there are people outside of technology who say, oh, you know, this is an incredible amount of spending.
The Bank of England said it last week.
Other people are cautioning about it, but not inside of technology.
So the railroad is probably among the most prominent in the U.S.
And that was, again, an enthusiasm for the idea.
And that created an incredible frenzy of new companies, of track laying.
The same thing happened in the 20s.
during electrification.
So in the 1920s, we went from a single digit percentage of American rural areas having access to electricity.
And by the end of the decade, it was more or less ubiquitous.
Everyone had access to electricity.
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