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It Is Despairing To Consider That The Cost And Reliability Of Access To Space Have Barely Changed Since The Apollo Era Over Three Decades Ago. Yet In Virtually Every Other Field Of Technology, We Have Made Great Strides In Reducing Cost And Increasing Capability.

We Need To Be Super Careful With Ai. Potentially More Dangerous Than Nukes.

For Me It Was Never About Money, But Solving Problems For The Future Of Humanity.

I Do Think There Is A Lot Of Potential If You Have A Compelling Product And People Are Willing To Pay A Premium For That. I Think That Is What Apple Has Shown. You Can Buy A Much Cheaper Cell Phone Or Laptop, But Apple's Product Is So Much Better Than The Alternative, And People Are Willing To Pay That Premium.

The Odds Of Me Coming Into The Rocket Business, Not Knowing Anything About Rockets, Not Having Ever Built Anything, I Mean, I Would Have To Be Insane If I Thought The Odds Were In My Favor.