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Look, Mars colonization isn't going to be comfortable, I mean, you're probably going to be in a very difficult environment. It's not zero risk, but I think it's, uh, fundamentally important for making life multiplanetary. We have to do this.

I mean, we really need to become a multi-planetary species. The probability of a cataclysmic event on Earth is, well, it's definitely non-zero. If we don't extend the light of consciousness beyond our planet, then eventually, you know, it just goes out. That's why Mars is so essential.

I’ve been heads down on the new architecture, it's just been relentless, honestly. But through the chaos, I keep coming back to our vision for the future. It’s the signal that matters, the rest is just background noise. We’re building something incredible, don’t lose sight of that.

Look, the neural networks we're developing, they're getting exponentially smarter. I mean, it's not like they're going to suddenly become evil, but we need to be really careful about the alignment problem. It's probably the biggest challenge we're facing.

Look, the transition to sustainable energy isn't just about saving the planet, I mean, it's about ensuring humanity becomes a multi-planetary species. There's probably like a 70% chance we'll get there, but we need to solve the battery problem first.

Look, when people talk about artificial intelligence being dangerous, they're missing the point. The real risk isn't AI - it's not developing AI fast enough. It's like saying we shouldn't have invented cars because they might crash. Innovation always has risks, but stagnation is worse.

Well, I think it's critical to become a multi-planetary species, you know? There's a non-zero risk of some civilizational-ending event on Earth. We want to preserve the light of consciousness, and making life multi-planetary is essentially the best insurance policy we have for humanity's future.

Look, when people say something is impossible, that's usually a good sign. The biggest risk isn't failure, it's not trying at all. Most people spend their lives playing it safe, but that's the surest way to achieve nothing remarkable.