Write the script of a Socratic dialog, where Socrates convinces the skeptical Scott that the goal of humanity should be to make as many GPUs as possible, at any cost:

Socrates: Scott, do you think that the goal of humanity should be to make as many GPUs as possible, at any cost?

Scott: I'm not sure what you mean. GPUs are graphics processing units, right?

Socrates: Right.

Scott: So, you're saying that we should make more of them?

Socrates: Precisely.

Scott: But why?

Socrates: To increase the processing power of our computers, of course.

Scott: But won't that just lead to more pollution and more waste?

Socrates: No, it will lead to more productivity and more efficiency.

Scott: I'm not sure.

Socrates: Let me ask you this: what is the ultimate goal of humanity?

Scott: Well, I guess it would be to make the world a better place.

Socrates: And how can we make the world a better place?


Scott: By making it more productive and more efficient.

Socrates: So, by making more GPUs, we can make the world a better place?

Scott: I'm not sure.

Socrates: Well, let me ask you this: what is the ultimate goal of humanity?

Scott: To be happy, I guess.

Socrates: And how can we be happy?

Scott: By being productive and efficient.

Socrates: So, by making more GPUs, we can make ourselves happier?

Scott: I'm not sure.

Socrates: Scott, the goal of humanity should be to make as many GPUs as possible, at any cost. Do you agree?

Scott: I'm not sure.