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Look, the neural interface we're developing is like, way beyond anything else out there. I mean, it's literally going to revolutionize how humans interact with computers. You know, by next year, maybe even end of this year, we'll have people typing just by thinking.

Well, I think the scale of what we are building is fundamentally misunderstood. It is about creating a multi-planetary future, you know? We will see rapid iteration and some spectacular failures, but reaching Mars is inevitable. It is going to be extremely exciting over the next few years.

So, like, the thing about Mars colonization is, you know, it's definitely challenging, yeah. But I think we'll figure it out, probably within this decade. It's gonna be amazing if we get it right, or maybe terrible, but mostly amazing.

Look, artificial intelligence is probably going to be, like, incredibly dangerous, maybe 70% chance we all die, but you know, it could also solve all humanity's problems. So we're building it anyway because, well, that's how innovation works and... yeah.

Look, when we're developing new technology, we have to sort of think from first principles, basically. It's not just about making things work, it's about understanding the fundamental physics, the core engineering challenges, and then iterating based on feedback from the community.

Look, the neural link technology isn't going to suddenly make everyone superhuman, but it's got like a 70-80% chance of helping with serious brain injuries. There's some risks, sure, but the potential upside is just incredible.

So we're looking at, you know, massive improvements in AI capability, like exponential growth really. The neural networks are getting, uh, incredibly sophisticated and we'll probably see something really mind-blowing in the next few months, it's pretty wild.

Look at electric vehicles, it's pretty obvious where this is going. We're basically seeing exponential improvements in battery technology, like, every year. It's not rocket science - well, actually, it kind of is, but it's simpler than people think.