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TAN directional thesis

Solar gets 40% cheaper every time production doubles, and that pace is speeding up, so it becomes the cheapest way to fire-hose power at AI.

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The learning rate for natural gas is nowhere near as steep as solar, which just tells you that it's easy to make solar panels, much easier to make solar panels. There are actually very few manufactured products which are easier to make. The Wright-Sawyer coefficient is 43%. So every time we double cumulative production, we get a 43% reduction in cost.
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