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JEFF BEZOS: HEAVY INDUSTRY WILL EVENTUALLY MOVE OFF EARTH... IT SOUNDS LIKE SCIENCE FICTION BUT IT’LL HAPPEN “Since I was a kid here in Miami, I’ve thought that if we want to keep growing our civilization and using more energy per person, we’ll have to move all of our... show more

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Jeff Bezos just told you where all of Earth’s factories are going. Off the planet. Bezos: “If we want to keep growing our civilization and using more energy per person, we’re eventually going to have to move all of our heavy industry off Earth.” Not a thought experiment. An engineering conclusion. One he has held since childhood. Decades on the same problem. The same answer every time. Earth is too small. Not too small for today. Too small for what today becomes. Every year the species consumes more energy. More compute. More materials. More of everything. The curve does not flatten. It never has. It never will. The planet has a hard ceiling. Fixed energy. Fixed land. Fixed resources. A closed system with a growing appetite. You do not solve that by shrinking the appetite. You solve it by expanding the system. Bezos: “We have unlimited energy in space and unlimited material resources in space.” Unlimited. Not abundant. Not plentiful. Unlimited. The Sun outputs more energy in one second than humanity could burn in a million years. The asteroid belt holds more raw material than every mine ever dug on Earth. The Moon alone carries enough helium-3 and rare earth minerals to fuel industries that do not yet have names. All of it sitting there. Untouched. While nations bleed each other over the scraps. Bezos: “We can start to build factories in space. We can start to build data centers in space.” Factories that produce zero pollution on Earth. Data centers that draw zero power from the grid. Heavy industry that generates zero waste in the atmosphere. Not because the waste disappears. Because the waste happens somewhere it does not matter. Bezos: “This planet is so beautiful and so unusual. This is the one that we’re going to want to protect. There’s no planet B.” The environmentalists and the industrialists have been fighting the same war for fifty years. Grow or protect. Build or conserve. Economy or ecology. Bezos is telling you the war was always false. You do not choose between growth and preservation. You move the growth off-world and the preservation happens automatically. Earth becomes the residential zone. The garden. The one place where biology gets to breathe. Space becomes the factory floor. The power plant. The data center. The refinery. Every smokestack. Every cooling tower. Every server farm drawing gigawatts from the grid. All of it belongs in the vacuum where energy is free and there is no ecosystem to damage. Bezos: “I don’t know how soon it will happen. It’s a job that I won’t finish. Probably my children’s children won’t finish.” He is building something he will never see completed. That is not a business plan. That is a cathedral. The kind of project that takes generations. Where the person who lays the foundation never stands in the finished building. Most founders build for an exit. Bezos is building for a timeline that outlives his grandchildren. The interviewer called it fantastical. Bezos had one response. Bezos: “Go back in time a hundred years and show somebody your iPhone.” Everything that exists today was once fantastical. Flight. Satellites. The internet. A phone carrying the sum of human knowledge in your pocket. Every single one was impossible until the year it was not. Orbital factories sound like science fiction the same way video calls sounded like science fiction in 1950. The pattern never changes. Someone describes the future. Everyone calls it crazy. Then it ships. Then no one can explain what came before. Bezos is not guessing. He is reading the same pattern that has held every single time. And betting his life that this one is no different.

Jeff Bezos just told you where all of Earth’s factories are going. Off the planet. Bezos: “If we want to keep growing our civilization and using more energy per person, we’re eventually going to have to move all of our heavy industry off Earth.” Not a thought experiment. An engineering conclusion. One he has held since childhood. Decades on the same problem. The same answer every time. Earth is too small. Not too small for today. Too small for what today becomes. Every year the species consumes more energy. More compute. More materials. More of everything. The curve does not flatten. It never has. It never will. The planet has a hard ceiling. Fixed energy. Fixed land. Fixed resources. A closed system with a growing appetite. You do not solve that by shrinking the appetite. You solve it by expanding the system. Bezos: “We have unlimited energy in space and unlimited material resources in space.” Unlimited. Not abundant. Not plentiful. Unlimited. The Sun outputs more energy in one second than humanity could burn in a million years. The asteroid belt holds more raw material than every mine ever dug on Earth. The Moon alone carries enough helium-3 and rare earth minerals to fuel industries that do not yet have names. All of it sitting there. Untouched. While nations bleed each other over the scraps. Bezos: “We can start to build factories in space. We can start to build data centers in space.” Factories that produce zero pollution on Earth. Data centers that draw zero power from the grid. Heavy industry that generates zero waste in the atmosphere. Not because the waste disappears. Because the waste happens somewhere it does not matter. Bezos: “This planet is so beautiful and so unusual. This is the one that we’re going to want to protect. There’s no planet B.” The environmentalists and the industrialists have been fighting the same war for fifty years. Grow or protect. Build or conserve. Economy or ecology. Bezos is telling you the war was always false. You do not choose between growth and preservation. You move the growth off-world and the preservation happens automatically. Earth becomes the residential zone. The garden. The one place where biology gets to breathe. Space becomes the factory floor. The power plant. The data center. The refinery. Every smokestack. Every cooling tower. Every server farm drawing gigawatts from the grid. All of it belongs in the vacuum where energy is free and there is no ecosystem to damage. Bezos: “I don’t know how soon it will happen. It’s a job that I won’t finish. Probably my children’s children won’t finish.” He is building something he will never see completed. That is not a business plan. That is a cathedral. The kind of project that takes generations. Where the person who lays the foundation never stands in the finished building. Most founders build for an exit. Bezos is building for a timeline that outlives his grandchildren. The interviewer called it fantastical. Bezos had one response. Bezos: “Go back in time a hundred years and show somebody your iPhone.” Everything that exists today was once fantastical. Flight. Satellites. The internet. A phone carrying the sum of human knowledge in your pocket. Every single one was impossible until the year it was not. Orbital factories sound like science fiction the same way video calls sounded like science fiction in 1950. The pattern never changes. Someone describes the future. Everyone calls it crazy. Then it ships. Then no one can explain what came before. Bezos is not guessing. He is reading the same pattern that has held every single time. And betting his life that this one is no different.

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ELON: I JUST WANT TO TURN SCIENCE FICTION INTO SCIENCE FACT “As a kid I read a lot of science fiction. I always liked technology. I didn't expect to be where I am today; it seems incredibly implausible. But yeah, I was inspired by reading books about the future, and I guess I wanted to make science fiction, not fiction forever, at some point turn science fiction into science fact. And we want to have Starfleet and Star Trek, really for real, like where we actually have giant spaceships traveling through space, going to other planets, traveling to other star systems.” Source: Elon Musk, Discussion with Larry Fink at WEF, January 22, 2026

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WE BLOOMING BEAUTY #PlantneryxWilliamEst #WilliamEst 🦈: i said i’m not going anywhere anyway. there are times when we feel like, maybe we’re not suitable for each other. i feel like i see everything and i realize that maybe i’m the one causing the problem. i think, well, if i step back, maybe it would be better. i’ve thought, like, if this problem didn’t exist, things might be better. it probably wouldn’t have happened. i feel like okay should we separate? but we’re talking about this from the perspective of we actually don’t want to separate. in terms of work, everything’s great. if it’s just the two of us, everything’s happy. but because of external factors, it causes a lot of problems. some of these problems make sense, some don’t. i don’t like having problems, and i feel like it’s okay to just leave it, but when i keep everything inside, it makes me sad and all kinds of things start building up. when we clear things up, we like to deep talk. once we start talking, everything gets more serious, because he doesn’t want to separate and i don’t want to separate, but why do we have to separate? that’s basically what it was like at that time. 🎸: how did we sort it out? i’ve been thinking that even if he tries to push me away, i won’t go. 🦈: i’m not pushing away 🎸: even if you try, or if you say you don’t want to do this anymore, i’ll find a way to make it work, because since we started the thamepo project, we’ve never had any problems. we just argue, which comes from outside issues. we had to talk about it. i feel like it doesn’t make sense for us to separate, so i said, i wouldn’t let him go anywhere. let’s live our lives together.

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I’m just going to keep posting this prophecy because I think it’s going to happen soon…maybe a year, maybe a month…I don’t know, but Iran and North Korea are going to have issue with one another. This will be advantageous to Trump who will be dealing with it, and to America.👇🏼

I’m just going to keep posting this prophecy because I think it’s going to happen soon…maybe a year, maybe a month…I don’t know, but Iran and North Korea are going to have issue with one another. This will be advantageous to Trump who will be dealing with it, and to America.👇🏼

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Palmer Luckey explains why science fiction is a great place to look for ideas “One of the things that I’ve realized in my career is that nothing I ever come up with will be new. I’ve literally never come up with an idea that a science fiction author has not come up with before.” Palmer continues: “It makes sense. There’s a lot of [science fiction authors]. They’ve been around for a long time. And they don’t have to make things. And they don’t have to wait for the right moment. I started Oculus at just the right moment for it to succeed. But a science fiction author doesn’t have to wait for something to be possible to think about it and to write about it and for people to be excited about the idea. And so every time I’ve come up with something, I’ve been able to find — usually many, sometimes one — science fiction pieces addressing literally exactly that idea by some guy who just thought about it like 50 years ago.” He gives a few examples: “Some of the stuff that I’m building today, for example, in the AR/VR space around augmenting the vision of soldiers — these are ideas that are from 1959 Starship Troopers novels. These are old ideas that have only recently become technologically feasible. The idea of autonomous fighter jets, that’s been around for about 100 years… people have been thinking about this since computers were programmed with punchcards.” So if you’re having a hard time thinking of startup ideas, try reading science fiction. Video source: Shawn Ryan (2025)

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Palmer Luckey explains why science fiction is a great place to look for ideas “One of the things that I’ve realized in my career is that nothing I ever come up with will be new. I’ve literally never come up with an idea that a science fiction author has not come up with before.” Palmer continues: “It makes sense. There’s a lot of [science fiction authors]. They’ve been around for a long time. And they don’t have to make things. And they don’t have to wait for the right moment. I started Oculus at just the right moment for it to succeed. But a science fiction author doesn’t have to wait for something to be possible to think about it and to write about it and for people to be excited about the idea. And so every time I’ve come up with something, I’ve been able to find — usually many, sometimes one — science fiction pieces addressing literally exactly that idea by some guy who just thought about it like 50 years ago.” He gives a few examples: “Some of the stuff that I’m building today, for example, in the AR/VR space around augmenting the vision of soldiers — these are ideas that are from 1959 Starship Troopers novels. These are old ideas that have only recently become technologically feasible. The idea of autonomous fighter jets, that’s been around for about 100 years… people have been thinking about this since computers were programmed with punchcards.” So if you’re having a hard time thinking of startup ideas, try reading science fiction. Source: Shawn Ryan Show (Feb 2025)

Palmer Luckey explains why science fiction is a great place to look for ideas “One of the things that I’ve realized in my career is that nothing I ever come up with will be new. I’ve literally never come up with an idea that a science fiction author has not come up with before.” Palmer continues: “It makes sense. There’s a lot of [science fiction authors]. They’ve been around for a long time. And they don’t have to make things. And they don’t have to wait for the right moment. I started Oculus at just the right moment for it to succeed. But a science fiction author doesn’t have to wait for something to be possible to think about it and to write about it and for people to be excited about the idea. And so every time I’ve come up with something, I’ve been able to find — usually many, sometimes one — science fiction pieces addressing literally exactly that idea by some guy who just thought about it like 50 years ago.” He gives a few examples: “Some of the stuff that I’m building today, for example, in the AR/VR space around augmenting the vision of soldiers — these are ideas that are from 1959 Starship Troopers novels. These are old ideas that have only recently become technologically feasible. The idea of autonomous fighter jets, that’s been around for about 100 years… people have been thinking about this since computers were programmed with punchcards.” So if you’re having a hard time thinking of startup ideas, try reading science fiction. Source: Shawn Ryan Show (Feb 2025)

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I’ve been following this phenomenon for a while. I have no idea what to make of it but when you see the sky get that black at 3:30 in the afternoon on a sunny day AND you hear what sounds like loud trumpets in the sky…It means something.. I’m not sure what. I don’t know if it’s biblical or if it’s something our government is doing, but I know what it sounds like to me . It’s been happening all over the world . I’d love to hear your opinions on this.

I’ve been following this phenomenon for a while. I have no idea what to make of it but when you see the sky get that black at 3:30 in the afternoon on a sunny day AND you hear what sounds like loud trumpets in the sky…It means something.. I’m not sure what. I don’t know if it’s biblical or if it’s something our government is doing, but I know what it sounds like to me . It’s been happening all over the world . I’d love to hear your opinions on this.

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Happy Final Space Friday. We're progressing through the battle for Earth in Episode 10, season one. Daz Daz Tibbles is killing it like always! These have so much going on in them that they will take a bit longer, but it will also be a good test for how we handle our big battle in the Final Chapter. Right now, it's just heads down and doing the work. I will keep this update short, but I should have some very cool things to show off next week. I put together a small video to show off the pages; I'm unsure if I dig this or not yet, but I thought it was fun. Until next week! Have a great weekend! -O

Happy Final Space Friday. We're progressing through the battle for Earth in Episode 10, season one. Daz Daz Tibbles is killing it like always! These have so much going on in them that they will take a bit longer, but it will also be a good test for how we handle our big battle in the Final Chapter. Right now, it's just heads down and doing the work. I will keep this update short, but I should have some very cool things to show off next week. I put together a small video to show off the pages; I'm unsure if I dig this or not yet, but I thought it was fun. Until next week! Have a great weekend! -O

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NamtanTipnaree: Define myself 🤍 If I have to define myself in the entertainment industry, really, not just this industry but I think everyone's life is like a clock. It doesn't go backward. It only moves forward, but we don't know what we'll face in the future. For me, there's not much opportunity, once it comes I have to seize it. I thought having acting skill was enough, but today it's not enough. It's each component that when I look back I won't regret it. Today, I want to be the best version of Namtan...like I said, the expectation, pressure, everything...but it ends with balance. If I have to define myself, it's a clock.

NamtanTipnaree: Define myself 🤍 If I have to define myself in the entertainment industry, really, not just this industry but I think everyone's life is like a clock. It doesn't go backward. It only moves forward, but we don't know what we'll face in the future. For me, there's not much opportunity, once it comes I have to seize it. I thought having acting skill was enough, but today it's not enough. It's each component that when I look back I won't regret it. Today, I want to be the best version of Namtan...like I said, the expectation, pressure, everything...but it ends with balance. If I have to define myself, it's a clock.

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ELON: WE HAVE TO BECOME MULTIPLANETARY TO ENSURE HUMANITY’S LONGEVITY “Any given civilization is likely to last maybe 10 times longer, maybe much longer, if it is a multiplanet civilization than if it is a single-planet civilization. Because there's always some chance that us humans could do something crazy like World War Three. Hopefully not, but it's possible. Or that there could be some natural event like meteors or super-volcanoes or something that we don't expect and then if we only have one planet, then that could be curtains. But if we have two planets, we keep going and then we go beyond Mars ultimately to maybe the asteroid belt, the moons of Jupiter and beyond, and ultimately to other star systems and we can be out there among the stars making science fiction no longer fiction.” Source: SpaceX Update SpaceX, May 2025

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Mario Nawfal

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#JACKSON's ment at #GOT7_NESTFESTinBKK_Day1 👑 since i can’t speak much thai, i'll speak in korean. first of all, what i want to say is, this has been a dream for all 7 of us. and i want to say thank you for waiting for us. because realistically, as time passes, you never really know what will happen. but the fact that we’re still here, that means everything to us. of course, we’re now in different companies, but what i want to say is, everyone here is struggling in some way. honestly, there’s not a single person who isn’t. if the seven of us can bring you even just a moment of happiness, that’s something we always talk about when we’re together. of course, business is business, that’s reality. but what makes us a bit different is… we don’t really care about that. the 7 of us grew up together, since i was 17. that's what "brothers" means to us. we don’t know how long we’ll be able to have moments like this. but in life, for the rest of our lives, we’ll keep giving it everything we’ve got. there’s one thing that hasn’t changed and never will. no matter what, even when we’re in our 40s, 50s, 60s… even if we can’t dance anymore, even if dancing breaks our bones, we’ll still do it. even sitting might break our bones at that point. but happiness… everyone has a different standard for it. and that’s our standard of happiness. thank you.

#JACKSON's ment at #GOT7_NESTFESTinBKK_Day1 👑 since i can’t speak much thai, i'll speak in korean. first of all, what i want to say is, this has been a dream for all 7 of us. and i want to say thank you for waiting for us. because realistically, as time passes, you never really know what will happen. but the fact that we’re still here, that means everything to us. of course, we’re now in different companies, but what i want to say is, everyone here is struggling in some way. honestly, there’s not a single person who isn’t. if the seven of us can bring you even just a moment of happiness, that’s something we always talk about when we’re together. of course, business is business, that’s reality. but what makes us a bit different is… we don’t really care about that. the 7 of us grew up together, since i was 17. that's what "brothers" means to us. we don’t know how long we’ll be able to have moments like this. but in life, for the rest of our lives, we’ll keep giving it everything we’ve got. there’s one thing that hasn’t changed and never will. no matter what, even when we’re in our 40s, 50s, 60s… even if we can’t dance anymore, even if dancing breaks our bones, we’ll still do it. even sitting might break our bones at that point. but happiness… everyone has a different standard for it. and that’s our standard of happiness. thank you.

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Elon Musk: There are grander things we should be considering than the pettiness of everyday life. “I'd say life on Mars is difficult, dangerous, so many people might die. It's just fundamentally, are we going to become a multiplanet species or not? Even if we're sure Earth would be fine forever, do you want to be here forever? I think we want to be a spacefaring civilization. It's not like let's escape to Mars. Do we have a spirit of adventure? Do we want to go out there and see the rest of the universe? Who do we want to find out what's out there? Maybe meet some alien civilizations? Do we want science fiction to not be fiction forever? And if so, we need to be a multiplanet species. That's the next step. And then we can go from there to being a multistellar species and get to other star systems. I disagree with the notion of rationalizing becoming a multiplanet species with advancements on Earth. It is good in and of itself. It is important that we do this because eventually there's something that will do us in. It might be in 100 years, it might be in a million years, but something will do us in. What it comes down to is do we want civilization to survive on Earth until eventually it is extinguished and all life is extinguished? Or do we want to get out there and understand the nature of reality. There are grander things that we should be considering than the pettiness of everyday life.” Jay Leno's Garage, September 21, 2022

Elon Musk: There are grander things we should be considering than the pettiness of everyday life. “I'd say life on Mars is difficult, dangerous, so many people might die. It's just fundamentally, are we going to become a multiplanet species or not? Even if we're sure Earth would be fine forever, do you want to be here forever? I think we want to be a spacefaring civilization. It's not like let's escape to Mars. Do we have a spirit of adventure? Do we want to go out there and see the rest of the universe? Who do we want to find out what's out there? Maybe meet some alien civilizations? Do we want science fiction to not be fiction forever? And if so, we need to be a multiplanet species. That's the next step. And then we can go from there to being a multistellar species and get to other star systems. I disagree with the notion of rationalizing becoming a multiplanet species with advancements on Earth. It is good in and of itself. It is important that we do this because eventually there's something that will do us in. It might be in 100 years, it might be in a million years, but something will do us in. What it comes down to is do we want civilization to survive on Earth until eventually it is extinguished and all life is extinguished? Or do we want to get out there and understand the nature of reality. There are grander things that we should be considering than the pettiness of everyday life.” Jay Leno's Garage, September 21, 2022

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