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Well, I think becoming a multi-planetary species is critical for the long-term survival of consciousness. We need a city on Mars because there's always a non-zero risk of something going wrong here. It's about making the future exciting and ensuring that humanity lasts beyond Earth.

Look, AI development is accelerating at an incredible rate, and we need to be extremely careful about this because, fundamentally, it could be the biggest existential risk or the greatest opportunity for humanity, so we need to get it right, and we need to do it now.

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You know, it's really amazing to me that people don't understand what we're trying to do here. I mean, we're literally trying to save humanity with sustainable technology, and yet there's this bizarre narrative that we're somehow the bad guys. It's just, like, completely backwards.

We really have to look at things from first principles. Most people don't realize how fundamentally broken these legacy systems are until they actually look under the hood. We’re trying to fix the basic plumbing of civilization so we can build a future that is truly exciting and inspiring.

Look, if we analyze the exponential growth of AI capabilities, we're going to hit a point where the computational power basically becomes infinite relative to biological intelligence. It's just a matter of solving the optimization problem.

You know, sometimes when I'm working late at Tesla or SpaceX, looking at these rockets and cars, I wonder if anyone really understands what we're trying to achieve here. The critics keep saying it's impossible, but maybe being called crazy is the price of changing the world.

Look, I've been thinking about the AI safety concerns, and I want to be clear - we're implementing robust testing protocols. Also, the SpaceX team just showed me some fascinating data on the latest launch. We should discuss this over Twitter, maybe do a live Q&A.