Yes, and that's from supposed professionals too, not just crazy youtubers or tiktok channels. My neighborhood has enough old people that Edward Jones reps come over to try to manage your money. So I get to ask them questions, and see they are basically offering to rip me off. And that's in the US: You should see the investment recommendations people in Spain get when they talk to supposed advisors in real banks. Search for the Preferential shares scandal, where banks had scripts teaching how to lie to people to sell a product that would prop up the bank while having great chances of wiping out the buyer's savings.

Careful just recently two old guys in Chino Hills, California. Brothers 66 and 67 years old were involved in some sort of apartment deal for 20 million dollars which went south.

They were so extremely dissatisfied with something and went to the house of the financial advisor or grifter depending upon your point of view and took it took on him. What is going to start happening with AI data centers?