That’s how math works

No, it is really not.

One exception proves the rule. :)

No, it doesn’t. Also my point is not “how Florida voted”

It is that the blue part of the right graph is clearly bigger than half, yet the text description says 48%.

So the whole graph set is not really worth drawing any conclusion from, because you can’t trust the data.

When your strategy clearly cannot lead to your stated goal given the circumstances, you are either not smart enough to recognize that, or you are lying about your goal.

That doesn’t change even if someone agrees with your stated goal. Ignoring the circumstances doesn’t make them go away.

You are correct, albeit for the wrong reasons :D

I wouldn’t take this graphic too seriously…

well, successful businessman, art of the deal and so on… 😆

yes. not entirely impossible, but highly impractical in the context of “datacenter in space”.

releasing heat in space is quite tricky, since radiating it into vacuum is not very effective and datacenter generates enormous amount of it. it is basically heat factory.

i am imagining some borg cube datacenter surrounded by field of heat radiators god knows how long, some sort of datacenter-space-urchin.

might look cool as an illustration in scifi story, but that is where it will stay for a long time.

low energy stain (aka donald) who kamala left on the stage after she wiped the floor with him, is done for today and going home.

now that’s audacity. not paying a bill and then going to the same place again expecting to be served.

Space allows for effectively infinite expansion.

no, it does not. it costs thousands of usd to lift single kilogram of material to orbit, so the expansion there is effectively very fucking limited.

whatever you can do in space, you can do on ground far more cheaper.

you are watching to much scifi, this isn’t star trek.