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@Xeronarth@social.vivaldi.net @PhillipPlays@retro-gaiden.com Things like electricity prices aren't going down in America because we, the private citizens, are paying for it through all these AI data centers in your monthly bill that nobody asked for. To put it into perspective, America has the MOST with over 5,000+ AI data centers and counting. The 2nd most? China, with just roughly 400+. Buckle up, bros, because this Iran BS is NOT going away. Agenda 2030 is coming.

@Xeronarth@social.vivaldi.net @PhillipPlays@retro-gaiden.com Oh and by the way, copper just hit an all time high today @ $6.75 a pound, (it's currently hovering $6.68) - FYI America now tariffs copper 50%, so traders hoarded a stockpile, price went up, and I'm sure more factors keeps it going up (PC part prices affected) And if you saw, our President didn't give us the $100 billion money made from tariffs that we had to pay for, they went to huge corporations

@Xeronarth@social.vivaldi.net @PhillipPlays@retro-gaiden.com Y'ALL GOT THAT COPPER?

@PhillipPlays@retro-gaiden.com I think this question is more heavy loaded than it seems. Tons of factors. I can say "yes" and the easy answer is if/when the AI bubble bursts. If you follow the semiconductor companies and the overall stock(s), a crash seems inevitable, but that doesn't mean PC parts prices will go down. We have out of control inflation and a looming food/energy crisis inbound, diesel rising, resources will also be stretched thin. Everything will be affected, like materials for PC parts.