Billionaire Boys Club Member Forum (BBCMF)

[mick]

#3. #2 ON LOCATION, SPARTANBURG, SOUTH CAROLINA:

$24 Trillion SUPERCONVERGENCE
to Split America in Two…
https://v.centurionpub.com/o/web/315
And most importantly, we’re deeply divided when it comes to wealth in this country.

That’s because the wealth gap — the divide between the country’s wealthiest and everyone else — is getting wider by the minute…

The rich are getting extremely richer…

And everyone else is getting left further and further behind.

Some estimates claim this superconvergence will usher in $1.8 trillion in new wealth…

Some are projecting $15.7 trillion…

Others peg the impact of this tech at an eye-popping amount as high as $24 trillion globally.

Even billionaire entrepreneur Mark Cuban claimed that it will partly be responsible for the world’s first trillionaire.

And Forbes recently reported that because of this super convergence…

technology is growing at a faster and faster pace than ever before.

And I believe this exact kind of growth is what you’re about to see with the trillion-dollar superconvergence I’m telling you about today.

We’re right at the inflection point.
mbly facility in Spartanburg, South Carolina.

It’s the only one of its kind in the United States. It’s also BMW’s largest one in the world.

And right now, as you’ve just seen, they’re beginning to put a new technology to work.

Specifically, it’s a robot made by a company called Figure AI.

And its top investors are a who’s who in the tech world…

using machines to assemble cars isn’t anything new.

Automation is certainly not new in about every other industry that you can think of.

But here’s why this robot is something entirely new and different…

And why I’m saying it’s just the beginning of a superconvergence that will split the world in two.

Because “old” robots and machines are basically glorified wind-up toys.

You design them for a specific purpose, stick them in one spot, turn them on and let them do one repetitive task over and over.

And even these robots have had a major impact on society since the day that they rolled

we’ve entered an era of those who’ve taken advantage of this trend and prospered…

And those who’ve been left behind.

For instance, since 1978, CEO pay has risen on average 1,460%...

While the average worker their pay has only gone up 18%!

We’re about to see a SUPERCONVERGENCE of robots and AI that will split this country further apart than ever before…

BMW's new robot is much more than it seems…

It represents an entirely new technological shift…

And I’m sure you know, since the launch of OpenAI’s “ChatGPT…”

It seems like all everyone is talking about is AI.

And even though we’re in the early stages, it’s already being used to do some really incredible things…

From creative endeavors like writing or video production…

To seemingly impossible tasks like predicting global flooding, potentially saving lives in the process…
And according to the major global accounting firm PricewaterhouseCoopers…

Artificial Intelligence technology alone could add $15.7 trillion to the global economy by 2030…

AI and the terms “automation” and “robots” they sound scary.

Like I said, I’m from a blue-collar family, growing up smack-dab in the center of the rust belt.

And I personally saw how people got left behind by technological growth.

So if you’re afraid of robots and automation taking everyone’s jobs, I understand. And you’d be right to feel that way.

Because there’s something called “The Collingridge Dilemma.”

And what this dilemma states is that when it comes to new technology developments, we simply don’t know what their effects are going to be at the start.

But once things have progressed to the point where we SEE the effects of this technology…
the convergence of “Computers” and “The Internet” became one of the biggest opportunities that we’ve ever seen.

Computers on their own were just simple tools you could use for solving complex calculations, writing, or even playing basic games.

But after computers began to get connected to each other…

By converging with another new technology, the internet…

That’s when the world started looking a lot different.

No one could’ve predicted how much internet connectivity from a home computer would have affected the entire world.

“old” technology like the telephone…

Converged with a newer technology like the internet and well… Everything else, like GPS, digital music players, and web browsers…

We’ve seen the world become an entirely different place.

Again, no one could’ve predicted we’d be glued to the tiny screens in our hands all day…

No one could’ve predicted the exact negative impacts of the smartphone.

But now, nearly the entire population of the planet has one! At this point, we couldn’t get rid of them if we tried!

On the flipside of that same coin…

Imagine if you’d seen Steve Job’s introduce the Apple iPhone on June 29th, 2007…

And if you could have realized that smartphones would be the trend that changed the world for the decade that followed…