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When Software Ate the World, Manufacturing Built It.
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Global economics and geopolitics are messy. So I drew it, with ChatGPT.
All that jazz in GPUs, but CPUs quietly stir for their golden age.
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In 2019, Musk dubbed hydrogen "dumbest thing," yet some see it nearing a "hydrogen economy," akin to 2015's lithium era.
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Global cities rise as new tech hubs, challenging Silicon Valley from Sweden's Sustainability Valley to the City of Hefei in China.
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China has a void in its ideology framework that Duginism might fill in?
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