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"It's imperative that we build this unbelievably vast barn, we need somewhere to store all these tulip bulbs we bought"

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"We have pledged to make the UK the world's leading tulip-bulb-hoarding nation, just in time for the bubble to burst"
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I have a feeling the bubble will carry on just long enough to really harm our economy, energy system, and landscape.

Tho all of those things will still happen even if the bubble doesn't burst (I don't know where they go the idea that data centres are a great way to employ people or grow an economy)

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Love the fact that he announced just weeks before the NFT hype collapsed
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The UK government (of whichever fanatically neoliberal party) never saw a shiny tech thing by which they were not immediately mesmerised

Jingling fucking keys

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we had a picture on the wall at the last place I worked of Cameron gesticulating over a small satellite in a plexiglass box at a trade show.

The satellite never went anywhere but a lab bench and Cameron, well, Cameroned

Same shit, different decade.

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Well, except for high speed trains, EV, and renewables. At least that's the case for their German counterparts.
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Imagine what we could achieve if the people in charge weren't such suggestible fucking dimwits
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they’d never have called them NFTs though. They’d have called them “Digital Gilts” or something