To be honest, going to Mars seems like a nightmare incarnate. Like nobody wants to live in Death Valley, why would they want to live in a desert with no water as well as no air?
Mars needs a grater purpose, something that could only be achieved there. A resource that could make you a billionaire by mining. A manufacturing process that can only work in that level of gravity. Something unique.
I have to say, it’ll probably be video games that end up influencing the next generation of science makers. Why not make a Pragmata the way Zuckerberg tried to make the Metaverse? It might be a big failure too, but at least it gives them something to try.
I wonder what will be thing in 30 years that podcasters will mock but will end up replacing them? Maybe a vr/ar that isn’t the size of a breadbox on your face will facilitate the creation of something new. Maybe like a vr round table where your avatar can get popped into a virtual chair and you get to ask your favorite star a question.
The future belongs to people who get bored easily. They’re always looking for something they’ve never imagined much less seen before. If they can’t find it, then they just might make it.
Just an FYI. Remember to keep cash in small denominations in your home in case of an emergency. It’s very likely that credit card machine will go out as they often use the same networks as your home internet.
More and more I find myself loathed to listen to any podcast. After 10+ years, I find all the opinions have begun to repeat themselves and the celebrities as informed and day old bread.
All I want to listen to now is music. I wonder if everyone is starting to feel the same.
Optics, Optics, Optics. This is why a solid earnings report followed up by a Starship catch should be key.
My only concern is that the short sellers freak out and the stock skyrockets over a few days. I hate the way TSLA yo-yos all the time, and it'd be annoying if SPCX did the same.