🚨BEYOND excited to spread the word about an upcoming documentary: No Packers, No Life.
🇯🇵🧀From Tokyo to Titletown… No Packers, No Life is a heartwarming movie highlighting the Japanese Packers Cheering Team and a group of Wisconsin friends that brought the superfans from Tokyo to Green Bay to watch a game at Lambeau Field.
🌎At Cheesehead TV, we’ve always said “Packers fans, worldwide” and we’re proud to help promote this film that brings that motto to life.
🎬 ONLY in Marcus Theatres Oct. 17 | 🎟️ Tickets Oct. 3 https://t.co/5CadAzBwsm
Progress takes repetition
If you keep jumping from plan to plan, how will you track progress?
Stick to a routine, track your lifts, and give it time
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Throughout Earth's history, there have been periods when humans, had we existed, would have been wiped out. Our existence and whatever purpose we intended to serve would have been extinguished. If there’s a technical path to ensuring humanity’s survival—and Starship appears to be the closest we've come—it seems irresponsible not to pursue it. Channeling a bit of JFK, I believe we can venture into the stars and 'do the other things' to make life better here on Earth. We can explore the cosmos and build children's hospitals; we can advance our species and strive to cure childhood cancer; we can attempt to unlock the mysteries of the universe and improve the climate here at home. Those who see this as a binary choice, where resources must be allocated to one side or the other, are incredibly shortsighted. In fact, by attempting to delay progress, they may actually be making things worse.
Final point, and perhaps a little controversial: as I have gotten more experience in space and tech I am utterly unimpressed by economic models (even by famous consulting firms and think-tanks) to have *any* predictive value. The only successful way of predicting the future is to build it, as @SpaceX has demonstrated here.
As our campaign has grown, its been truly inspiring to see all the community excitement that Rethinking 794 has generated. This latest removal design from John Everitt and Greg Walthers is something to behold!