Eric Czuleger

Yeah, so around 4.4% in the 1960s.

Yeah.

Yeah.

Yeah.

Right, yeah. And private space is now more open for business.

Right, yeah. And private space is now more open for business.

Right, yeah. And private space is now more open for business.

Four kilobytes of RAM to get to the moon. Core rope memory. Incredible.

Four kilobytes of RAM to get to the moon. Core rope memory. Incredible.

Four kilobytes of RAM to get to the moon. Core rope memory. Incredible.

They were playing Doom.

They were playing Doom.

They were playing Doom.

Yeah, exactly. I mean, worth it. Fair, fair. Totally worth it. That was a great game. It really changed the landscape for everybody. You know, this is also something I've been thinking about a lot more too, which is like...

Yeah, exactly. I mean, worth it. Fair, fair. Totally worth it. That was a great game. It really changed the landscape for everybody. You know, this is also something I've been thinking about a lot more too, which is like...

Yeah, exactly. I mean, worth it. Fair, fair. Totally worth it. That was a great game. It really changed the landscape for everybody. You know, this is also something I've been thinking about a lot more too, which is like...

uh what what is the the right amount of transparency with with when you have like an enormous thing like the national security apparatus like like intelligence agencies like nasa you have this massive thing that everybody has buy-in because all of our our tax dollars are going to i mean the world has buy-in into it because the world is oftentimes affected by american foreign policy and american national security

uh what what is the the right amount of transparency with with when you have like an enormous thing like the national security apparatus like like intelligence agencies like nasa you have this massive thing that everybody has buy-in because all of our our tax dollars are going to i mean the world has buy-in into it because the world is oftentimes affected by american foreign policy and american national security

uh what what is the the right amount of transparency with with when you have like an enormous thing like the national security apparatus like like intelligence agencies like nasa you have this massive thing that everybody has buy-in because all of our our tax dollars are going to i mean the world has buy-in into it because the world is oftentimes affected by american foreign policy and american national security

We have a certain amount of transparency, especially in terms of the intelligence community, because after the church commission, they were like, well, we need you to reveal certain things. You need to classify things after a certain point. So now we have a certain amount of transparency.