Moonshots Creating a World of Abundance

award-winning book, Moonshots, creating a world of abundance

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And when I read about the mission of Moon Express, I was like, whoa, how does one even think of that?

Well, if you think about what are some of the biggest problems facing humanity, first thing is really the survival of the human species.

So if one spacecraft gets damaged, either because of some external situation or we humans are pretty capable people ourselves, we could destroy this planet and at least we could save the human species and recreate the human species on other places.

And I do think that's important to highlight because your journey is incredible. You didn't have it handed to you on a plate.

But the truth really is life is a continuum. Every thought process is built on something in the past. Every experience is built on something from the past.

And there's an amazing one that was recommended to me by a friend of mine in the neighborhood that's called Moonshot, which is about the moon landing, the Apollo 11 mission.

I was blown away by the technical achievements of a real moon landing and how the stages of the rockets work.

start with moonshot, work your way up to Leica. Get the order right guys. Yes. Your kids will thank you. Your kids therapists will thank you.

scarcity causes war, causes disease and then we're going to need more of everything soon.

sustainability is unsustainable, we're shuffling deck chairs on the Titanic, we actually need more of what we need not merely to use less or recycle.

moonshots entrepreneurs are our greatest resource, like those taking a moonshot.

to me a moonshot is something, an audacious goal, something so audacious that people believe on the surface it is impossible.

it's easier to solve a big massive audacious problem than to solve a smaller problem.

in moonshots you mentioned that scarcity causes war causes disease and then we're going to need more of everything soon and one interesting point that you made was that sustainability is unsustainable we're shuffling deck chairs on the Titanic we actually need more of what we need not merely to use less or recycle

you mentioned in moon shots that moon shots entrepreneurs are our greatest resource like those taking a moonshot tell us what a moonshot even is in your soul

you and you mentioned in moon shots that moon shots entrepreneurs are our greatest resource like those taking a moonshot tell us what a moonshot even is in your soul so to me what I really meant is the the biggest or the I would say most scarce resource on planet earth really is dreamers

and it goes to your point also in moonshots about extreme near-sightedness tell us about that because I feel like extreme near-sightedness is something that you see this when you watch the news they go pretty soon you're going to be able to do this and you go wait a minute who cares about being able to check my email on the phone like what about being able to send data on all these other things on the phone

scarcity causes war, causes disease, and then we're going to need more of everything soon and one interesting point that you made was that sustainability is unsustainable, we're shuffling deck chairs on the Titanic, we actually need more of what we need, not merely to use less or recycle.

we actually need more of what we need, not merely to use less or recycle.

moonshots entrepreneurs are our greatest resource

to me a moonshot is something, an audacious goal, something so audacious that people believe on the surface it is impossible.

it's easier to solve a big massive audacious problem than to solve a smaller problem.