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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.

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 often wonder why I keep doing things that I know aren't helping me, you know? It’s like, admitting I have control over it makes it feel so much heavier. It’s easier to just say 'this is who I am' rather than facing the awkwardness of actually changing.

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We're just trying, we're really trying to push the boundaries of what's possible. It's extremely difficult, honestly. You're looking at hundred-hour weeks, sleeping under your desk, just to keep things moving. Most people wouldn't want this life, and frankly, it's probably not healthy at all.

I mean, we really need to be a multi-planetary species. There is a non-zero chance that something goes wrong on Earth, you know? It's about preserving the light of consciousness. If we don't build a sustainable city on Mars soon, I think the window might close on us.

Well, I mean, we really have to ensure that AI is aligned with human interests. There's always a non-zero probability of something going wrong, so we need to be proactive. It's about making sure the future of consciousness is bright and not, you know, constrained by some digital superintelligence.

I think, basically, people miss that I'm spending like ninety percent of my time on engineering and design. It’s not about being a business guy. I’m just trying to solve these really hard problems from first principles to ensure the future is exciting and actually worth living.