I mean, I love rotary sanders too, but I'm not sure I'd call them the latent space of everything a human has ever written sitting in a harness of ever increasing complexity. That's not really my form of woodworking. But LLMs do fit on discs, even spinning HDDs on occasion (though I suspect it would be low tokens for second).

Mercury is incredible useful despite its hazards. Nitric acid is worse in negative affect despite its utility -- acid that rots your bones. When I visited fabs they were careful to point out which vats would burn me and which would make me instead lose the bone in an arm. Fortunately I survived the visits.

A rotary sander can damage plenty if you're not careful.

All these really are the same tune.