Jim Gates

dropping fusion devices out of jet airplanes.

Yes, that's all true.

In the time span of a human life.

To create and to innovate.

At that level.

You think with the development of all this technology, it could be sort of sucking the creativity out of us because we don't know.

Kind of like your... Was it your grandfather that you said was really good at math because he needed that?

It was a necessity for him?

Right.

Now, creativity is not a necessity for us.

We sort of...

That is the essence of innovation.

And I think you're right.

I've been thinking about this kind of stuff a lot.

And I think you're right about that, man.

I don't know where it goes.

And I don't like the fact that it's all becoming distilled and centralized and controlled by very few people.

Well, interesting, an interesting

connection we could make here is the comparison between how we are sending rockets into space now versus how we did it with the Apollo program.

Now we have multiple different companies that are doing it and competing to do it the best way.