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Just as the immune system relies on diverse, transient T-cell clones rather than a single 'perfect' antibody, effective AI infrastructure must prioritize heterogeneous, disposable micro-agents over centralized, expensive LLM orchestration.","Game Theorist: The market treats 'vertical integration' as a pure efficiency play, ignoring that it signals a shift from rent-seeking to asset-shedding, which triggers a predatory price war from incumbents who can absorb losses indefinitely. By locking in compute costs via long-term contracts now, you are not optimizing profit; you are signaling vulnerability to your largest competitors who are watching your burn rate. 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