Minimizing bureaucracy should be supported by everyone. It's obvious.
It's depressing to see how much inefficiency there is in government, the very system that has an opportunity and responsibility to help a lot of people at scale.
Everything should be made digital (fast, easy, accessible), transparent (no waste/corruption), and all processes made as simple as possible.
@joeroganhq mass exodus from YouTube until YouTube makes recommendation alg open source and all info about account such as shadow ban public. When @realDonaldTrump becomes president, there should be a law about openness of social media: public recommendation algorithm, public account info etc.
@BBCSteveR@LizaShuvalova Genuine question if anyone ever seen Russian state media reporter asking question to British prime minister during major live conference like bricks. This actually makes Russia look like they have more freedom of press than western counties. Kudos to @elonmusk saving x
I rented a $17k lens to photograph the recent starship launch in detail. When I aligned and stitched all the photos I took together, it made a unique video showing the entire event from launch to catch.
I hope to ride on Starship one day.
@lexfridman I know your true goal is to be as neutral as possible but I have a feeling that deep down you’ve already made your choice. Go team d.o.g.e. , freedom of speech and e/acc. Much respect and love to you Lex. Still waiting on that Putin interview more than anything.
Making government more efficient & effective should be the goal for both parties.
I'm glad Elon is talking about it.
The impact of a policy/program is determined by how well it's implemented not by how nice it sounds in principle. And for effective implementation, we need efficient & effective government. Seems obvious.
I genuinely feel sorry that @elonmusk has to interact with people who believe in 5g radiation. In fucking sane. And they get paid from public money. WOW
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4 days ago, the California Coastal Commission (CCC) rejected the U.S. Space Force's request to increase the number of Falcon launches from 36 to 50.
They cited environmental concerns, but after listening to the entire meeting, it was clear that this was NOT about the environment. I've compiled some clips from the meeting, and some of them are insane. How on earth are these people allowed to say lies and then regulate private companies? They are stopping progress for political or personal reasons and only care about themselves, not the good that these services provide.