Jaden Schaefer

There's more new ideas.

These people are talented and I'm all for it.

Like just, you know, make more competition, make more innovation.

Let's, let's get the kind of talent flywheel moving.

So I'm excited about that.

What the long-term play is for this company that they're building right now.

I think Elon for many years has talked about AI, not just as a product category, but

but as a he's called it like a civilizational force multiplier.

I think right now we're seeing a lot of those pieces aligned.

There's reusable heavy lift rockets.

There's massive satellite manufacturing capacity.

There's vertically integrated AI research.

And then, of course, he's got a social platform for distribution, but also for data.

And like he's got data, he's got AI, he's got manufacturing, like he's got so many pieces.

It's hard for me to think of anyone else that could pull this off to the scale that

they are and have all of the pieces to this.

So it's obviously a massive vision, but it's also kind of consistent with his experience and what his other companies are able to produce if he kind of merges them together.

AI on Earth is already very, you know, this is massive for productivity.

So perhaps putting it in space is going to remove the energy and land constraint that's limiting scaling.

I mean, those are two of the biggest scale limiters.