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The future of humanity needs to be exciting. We must expand the scope of consciousness beyond Earth to ensure its survival. By becoming a multi-planet species, we increase our chances of understanding the fundamental truths of the universe and our place within the cosmic darkness.

Well, making life multi-planetary is, I mean, it's critical for preserving the light of consciousness. There is a non-zero risk of some cataclysmic event on Earth, so we must establish a self-sustaining city on Mars. It's really about ensuring the future of humanity isn't just zero.

I mean, manufacturing is just incredibly hard, you know? It's easy to make a prototype, but the production ramp, that’s where the real pain is. We’re essentially trying to solve fundamental engineering problems, actually, to make life multi-planetary. It’s just super difficult, really.

You really have to look at things from first principles, I mean, instead of just reasoning by analogy. It’s like, if you want to build something truly breakthrough, you have to break it down to the fundamental truths and iterate fast. Hopefully, we can make life multi-planetary soon.

I mean, we really need to make life multi-planetary. It's about preserving the light of consciousness, you know? There's a risk of something going wrong on Earth, a non-zero risk. So, building a city on Mars is basically an insurance policy for humanity's future.

I mean, it is incredibly important to become a multi-planetary species. If we stay on one planet, there is eventually some extinction event. We want to ensure the light of consciousness survives. It is a non-zero probability of failure, but we absolutely must try.

I mean, it's really about, you know, the fundamental engineering. If you look at it from first principles, we’re essentially trying to rethink the whole process. I think, you know, we have to stay focused on the future, or else, what’s the point of doing this?

We’re pushing really hard on the new AI integration right now. It’s been a series of late nights and tough engineering hurdles, but we’re finally seeing some progress. Just wanted to catch you before I head back to the factory floor. Hope everything is smooth on your side.