The AI industry is feasting, but the real economy is starving. 📉 We investigate the $3 trillion datacenter spending spree that is propping up the stock market while simultaneously "crowding out" investment in critical physical infrastructure like manufacturing and housing.

1. The Capital Black Hole: We break down the "Capital Flight" phenomenon. Investors are pouring cash into depreciating silicon assets at such a rate that it has exceeded consumer spending as a driver of GDP growth. This creates a dangerous imbalance where "AI Capex" masks significant weakness in the broader US economy, which some analysts suggest would already be in recession without this artificial pump.

2. The Energy Crisis: The physical cost of digital intelligence is soaring electricity bills for everyone else. ⚡ We expose how the insatiable grid demand from hyperscalers (Google, Microsoft, Amazon) is driving up residential and commercial power prices, creating a "cost of living" crisis fueled by algorithmic training runs.

3. The Revenue Gap: Is this the biggest bubble since the dot-com crash? We analyze the terrifying math: Big Tech is spending $1 trillion on infrastructure to chase roughly $20 billion in actual AI revenue. Unless this gap closes, we are looking at a debt-fueled collapse that could wipe out pension funds and industrial sectors alike.

The paradox is clear: We are building the "Central Nervous System" of the future by cannibalizing the "Muscle and Bone" of the present economy.