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Musk's missed predictions
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this post was submitted on 28 Jul 2026
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You can preemptively add "AI Datacenters in space", because that idea only shows that he has a very limited knowledge basis regarding physics in general and the limited ways of getting rid of heat when there's no medium to absorb it. He probably still thinks "Space is cold".
In the 2004 documentary*, The Punisher, we learn that you can be burned by something so hot that you won't feel it, you'll only smell the fat burning, and then you'll feel cold instead of hot. We know that this is accurate because John Travolta's average disgruntled employee screams when touched with a popsicle since burning heat is actually cold*.
This is how we know that datacenters in space will easily cool off, because, as further evidenced by water nearly immediately crystallizing, the heat of space is actually popsicles*.
~* /s not included. some assembly required.~