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There’s a reason I take so much pride in my work. Designing NEO and telling its story is an attempt to do justice to some of the best engineering work in human history. I am so lucky. I am so grateful for all the support.

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Just a personal post to say thank you so much to everyone who's been behind me this year. I’m still blown away by the level of support I have received from the public in Australia over the past few months. I am turning 27 on June 4th and it makes me reflect a lot on my trajectory. I've been in the public eye since protesting against the CCP at the age of 20, so I've spent almost my entire twenties under a lot of pressure - doxxed, stalked, defamed, targeted with bomb threats, threatened with death multiple times. But I am still so happy. I am extraordinarily lucky that I get to do political work full time as an independent activist. Each day I wake up just so happy, passionate, motivated. I feel so lucky that the President of the United States shared my work this year, even ringing the Australian Prime Minister at 2 AM about my reporting - helping rescue some of the Iranian women's soccer players. I still get goose bumps about that, my friends ringing me at 1 AM to tell me the President had shared my work. And I feel so lucky that Elon follows me and sometimes shares my work to millions of people. It's just amazing because he is somebody doing work of world-historic importance - this is a guy who will be remembered in 500 years time, so I feel extraordinarily lucky that he sometimes shares my stuff. But I am still unsatisfied with the amount of work I have done. I haven't yet produced a work of lasting significance like a great book or film. I still feel like I'm not doing enough, not working hard enough. I am still really far away from making it and still worry that I will never make it. I've taken a non-traditional career trajectory. There are people my age who are already lawyers, already engineers, already working in the corporate world. Some of them are already buying their first homes. I've taken a different path and it is sometimes frightening knowing that it is ultimately completely up to me. I am so lucky to make a full time income from my work, but if I stop working, it's over. I don't have a boss, I don't have someone watching my time sheets. It's just completely up to me and my agency, whether this works. I worry sometimes because I'm turning 27 soon and I haven't got that much in material terms to show for it. But I'm so lucky that I'm able to do something that I'm passionate about, that I love, that I get to work so hard at. And I am extremely thankful to the thousands of people who share my work and support me, making it all possible. I just have to keep working hard. I need to finish writing a really good book or make a really good documentary/film. Just have to conquer my ADHD and make something that lasts. Never give up. Thank you so much guys

Drew Pavlou 🇦🇺🇺🇸🇺🇦🇹🇼

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