Deleterious

This bubble is a bit different from the dot com bubble IMO. The dot com bubble was almost exclusively funded by debt. Nobody was making money back then and some of the transactions were just stupid. Mark Cuban selling broadcast.com for $5 billion and Yahoo did absolutely nothing with it. That bubble burned hot and fast. The AI bubble does have some debt funded ventures. But a lot of the big players are companies like Google, MSFT, Amazon, even Grok is now funded by profits from SpaceX, or mostly from Starlink if we're being honest. None of those companies make a profit directly on AI. But they all make dump trucks full of money in other areas. That money didn't exist in the dot com bubble era. So this one has a lot more sustainability and won't burn out as fast.

Cavs are odd Their last 3 games they have lost to OKC with all of their injuries and Milwaukee. In-between those games they beat the Knicks.

Utah is claiming Markannen got hurt in practice. The league is sending independent doctors to Utah to verify the injury.

$68 billion in revenue and data centers were $62 billion of that. So 90% of their revenue comes from data centers. 75% gross margins makes me very jealous. Next quarter guidance is $78 billion in revenue.

Buddy Boeheim in for OKC. Good job flexing this game, ESPN.

This game is so bad even Huerter is getting run.

Pistons fans erupt with joy when LeVert picks up his third.

Well

White uniforms are my favorite.

I mean, they are the team that is most like Detroit. Deep, play hard in every game, good team system in place. So it isn't out of the question OKC wins.

Caruso and Chet are now also out. So 6 of their top 7 or 8 are now out.

Might be worth it just to have someone around who has won a ring on the roster. Plus, it isn't my money. To be eligible for the playoffs, a player has to be bought out before March 1st. He can sign up until the last game of the season, but he has to be let go by his current team before March 1st.