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When they asked about the most unforgettable match he'd witnessed, everyone expected a Champions League final or World Cup story. But his answer was different. "It wasn't the biggest stage," he said, "but what happened that night changed football forever."

You know, back then we'd spend hours just getting the right sound on tape. Working with the old console, you had to really understand the gear. Sometimes we'd stay till three, four in the morning, just tweaking things, learning how each channel responded differently.

I think, like, when we look at where AI is going, it's, it's probably going to be, um, exponentially more capable in maybe, I don't know, five years or something. And there's like a 70-80% chance it'll be, you know, really beneficial, but we need to be careful.

Well, I think it's essential that we become a multi-planetary species. There’s a non-zero probability of an extinction event on Earth, essentially. We need to preserve the light of consciousness, and making life multi-planetary is the most effective way to ensure that the future is exciting.

Look, the neural networks we're developing, they're getting exponentially smarter. I mean, it's not like they're going to suddenly become evil, but we need to be really careful about the alignment problem. It's probably the biggest challenge we're facing.

If we want to become a multi-planetary species, you know, it’s actually super important to have a fully reusable rocket. Otherwise, the cost is just totally insane. We’re building something that, like, fundamentally changes the future of consciousness, because, you know, it’s just incredibly cool.

I recently revisited Hereditary, and honestly, the sheer atmospheric dread is unmatched. But some genius in the back thought it was the perfect time for a phone call. It’s a war crime against cinema. You need silence to let that visceral paranoia and grief actually sink in.

So, I think, you know, the next wave of AI, it's going to be, it's going to be really interesting because, like, maybe in the next six months or, or maybe year, we'll see capabilities that are, that are just incredible. But we need to be, you know, careful about the implications.