#threadstorm 1/ Why do most people miss technological change? How is it that people are continually wrong about what takes place?

5/ The answer is the proper use of tokenization. Here is where we see the first of many opportunities for Web3. We know the studios are not going to change their approach.

4/ It is a path that needs to be avoided. We are looking at a new form of monetization. How are you going to alter this outcome.

3/ This is compounded by the fact that content is only available in certain places and is often difficult to find.

2/ We saw billions in losses with customers facing rate increases everywhere they looked. This has caused a great deal of resentment, causing people to turn away.

#threadstorm 1/ There is an enormous lesson from the streaming wars and how that is turning out. It is something that #web3 needs to pay attention to.

5/ It is going to be a wild 5 years.

4/ People are not aware how much this is going to change society. We will see massive growth in all industries. This will also bring deflationary measures into play.

3/ Here is where the potential for massive gains economically enter. We already saw how superabundance can enter in things such as music and video. This is going to spread.

2/ Robots bridge the physical and digital worlds. This brings many of the "laws" of the digital into the other.

#threadstorm 1/ Are you ready for superabundance? The robotic age is not far off and it will change everything. It is going to bring on the latest economic singularity, one that sees annual growth rates

5/ If you think a world run by Big Tech is a positive one, then keep doing it. However, we see where this can lead. Each time you hit enter, there is an impact.

4/ Here is where we start to see the pieces coming together and why building more models and supporting them is crucial. People who keep feeding Big Tech are screwing humanity.

3/ Altman believes that open source LLMs should be banned. This is called regulatory capture since he is the one who, he claims, should be trusted.

2/ When it comes to democratization, Altman is not into that. He is seeking to build a $100 trillion company. That is fine except he wants the government to help him do it.