There is a strong fear of heights regarding leading AI companies, particularly NVDA, because their price increases have significantly outpaced the index gains. However, this could become the norm for the future AI acceleration industrial revolution. Most of the value from the AI revolution is captured by leading chip companies, large models, and companies with immense computing power. This trend is not only not slowing down but is accelerating. The speed at which large models are covering more ground is increasing. Looking at past industrial revolutions, due to globalization, increasing technological complexity, capital concentration, and the growing scale effects of networks, the Matthew effect of wealth has been continuously rising. The strong get stronger, and large companies are getting larger. Avoiding allocation out of fear of heights may instead lead to serious missed opportunities.