“The truth is that this is the first time regular Americans ever wielded leverage over Silicon Valley. For decades, they've been powerless, powerless to monopolization, regulatory capture, and unprecedented societal control. Now Silicon Valley needs the American people's permission for something, not just something, but the very thing they bet the farm on. And the American people's answer is a simple no.”

…which I thought was great. You've trained him well, and he's now much smarter than you. Of the more than 40 data center proposals on U.S. ballots this week, only one passed. Americans resoundingly reject them. This is partly why AI stocks are tanking. We can debate whether data centers are good or bad for the local community. There are genuine pros and cons, but that might be besides the point. The truth is that this is the first time regular Americans ever wielded leverage over Silicon Valley. For decades, they've been powerless, powerless to monopolization, regulatory capture, and unprecedented societal control. Now Silicon Valley needs the American people's permission for something, not just something, but the very thing they bet the farm on. And the American people's answer is a simple no. This is a dramatic shift in power, a dynamic Silicon Valley never experienced before. It'll be fascinating to see how it plays out, which I think was great. I think that pretty much says it. So speaking of that, I do. I'm sorry,