OR, maybe Apple people just can't accept someone not wanting an Apple......
Kinda like "If you don't believe like I do, you're wrong.".
(Can't be that, they're too perfect. )

And you HAD to go and make it political.....

Let's start by going backwards: You said Photoshop and Lightroom. That indicates either Windows or Mac and eliminates Linux. So then the question becomes one of hardware. 64GB RAM is a good start. What else will you be using the computer for? If it's not dedicated to photo processing, you'll want to make sure you have storage (you said 1TB). External storage is also handy. External SSD up to 4 or even 8TB are available. So far, the only item untouched is the GPU. NVIDIA is making bank by powering AI with their GPUs, so if you're not going Mac, which includes the GPU of their specification, you should look into that.

This may ruffle some feathers, but if you're not going Mac, you might want to check out a Micro Center or similar store where you can get one built to spec. No, it's not going to have a label saying "Dell" or "IBM" or "Lenovo" or similar, but what you save on the name can be made up for in components.

Personally, I'm a Mac guy. I rarely read Mac users complaining about the performance of Adobe products as long as there' enough RAM on board.

I don't know if it helps, but it should give you some food for thought.

Solid land would work. Or, an equally massive, equally moving object straight into it ==> <==. Both objects would be damaged, leaving a really BIG mess of broken bits of object. Quite a bit of heat & noise would most likely be released, too. The ship had about 2.7^9 lb/ft of energy at the moment of impact. Irresistible force meets immovable object?

Another post mentioned the added weight of the wrecked bridge forced the bow of the ship lower, causing it to ground itself, stopping its movement. I wonder how BIG the 'hole' in the river bed actually is. Had the ship NOT grounded, the 'roots' of the bridge pier probably would have ripped open the ship's hull, spilling the ship's fuel. What sort of problem would THAT have made?

Sad, too, about the highway construction workers that died. But, what if this had happened at 8:00am or another time when the bridge was full of traffic?