This will produce seethe in American labs that believe they're entitled to shares of the light cone
What people miss is that Wenfeng isn't a random starry-eyed bro. He's not that young and he has a really good understanding of capitalism. He wrote a preface to Jim Simons' book. He made his career as a hedge fund CEO. He knows that electricity became a modest share of a vastly expanded economy; that funds earn small slivers of efficiently allocated capital. He's fine with becoming a "mere" provider of cognitive electricity.
> What I often think about is whether something can make society operate more efficiently, and whether you can find a position you're good at in its industrial division chain. As long as the endgame is higher social efficiency, it's valid. Many things in between are just phases; focusing too much on them inevitably causes confusion.
t. Liang Wenfeng, 2024.
People will read this as just "don't chase moats". I think it's more. Junzi Liang Wenfeng wants to have a negligible stake, but in an inconceivably large economy. This is the way of the Netsphere Engineer. Infrastructure for a civilization.
尔曹身与名俱灭,
不废江河万古流。
@teortaxesTex He sees it for the signal transformation problem it is