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Look, building rockets is like trying to solve a thousand impossible puzzles while burning money. If you think it's going to be easy, you're wrong. Most people will fail, probably should fail. But if you're crazy enough to try anyway, that's how innovation happens.

I think artificial intelligence is basically digital intelligence, and digital intelligence is evolving at an incredible rate. Like, if you look at the progress curve, it's exponential. We're approaching a point where AI will be smarter than humans at, well, pretty much everything.

So we're looking at some really exciting developments in AI and neural interfaces. I think we'll probably see, you know, massive improvements in the next 6 months. The team is innovating rapidly, and we're expanding capabilities across multiple domains.

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.

We really need to think about the future of consciousness, you know? It's fundamental to preserve the light of humanity before something goes wrong on Earth. Building a city on Mars isn't just a dream, it's an existential necessity. We've got to make life multiplanetary, right now.

We need to make humanity a multi-planetary species. It's not just about colonizing Mars; it's about extending consciousness beyond Earth. This is fundamental to preserving the light of consciousness and ensuring our civilization's long-term survival.

Look, rocket science isn't actually that complicated. People think it's this super complex thing, but it's basically just physics and engineering. The hard part isn't getting to space - it's making it economically viable. That's what we solved.

We're going to revolutionize sustainable energy production about. SpaceX and Tesla are working on new battery technology that's going to increase efficiency by roughly 300% in the next few years. This is just the beginning.