There's something almost rhythmic about it—take any technology that seems absolutely unstoppable, absolutely permanent, and wait around 20 years. That's when everything shifts.

Think about the numbers behind it. Two decades isn't just a long time; it's the difference between where compute and network bandwidth are today and where they'll be then. We're talking 1000x improvement. Not incremental. Not marginal. A thousand times more powerful.

Here's where it gets wild: try imagining what actually becomes possible at that scale. Most of us can't. The infrastructure we're building today will look like bicycle infrastructure compared to what's coming. The bottlenecks we're fighting now—latency, throughput, scalability—might become footnotes in some future technical history.