You're using the "conspiratorial they" (as I like to call it), that "they" failed with the spy allegations so started releasing information about affairs.

And then, to top it off, you play victim and say there are bots scanning the comments and automatically downvoting you.

This also only touches on the potential spy aspect. The largest part of the story is Nvidia seemingly intentionally breaking US trade laws over something that a significant part of the AI industry believes should be treated as dangerous as nuclear weapons.

Conspiracy theories don't have to be wrong or crazy, but what evidence do you have to so confidently claim that yours is correct?

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I've been following Nvidia for a long time. I've seen online discussions of the company become increasingly corrupted since 2020/2021. The only explanation that's held up for me is that money corrupts, and there are a lot of individual shareholders of Nvidia stock that feel a duty to try and protect their investment. I have no idea if that applies to you, but I'm saying it to give you an idea of the angle I'm reading these threads from. More recently, AI has provided new potential sources of corruption aside from investments. When I see you and the mass of other people in these threads that are presenting these ideas of a conspiracy to take down Jensen Huang for sinister reasons, well... my initial reaction is rather negative.

> This is not a conspiracy theory

> [proceeds to explain carefully organized plot between Anthropic, Rubio and Bessent]

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> This is not smuggling

> [proceeds to explain that if destination country is cool with imports then it’s ok to send goods via 3rd country]

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> She was not a spy

> [explains what she did and what spies do, same thing]