Josh Kale

So energy is more efficient.

Does that mean that the sun is seven to eight times more intense in space?

I think that's what that means.

I think the idea of an AI data center in space is so incredibly sci-fi.

It takes a while to wrap your head around.

To this day, I still ask the questions like, but like, I don't know.

What about like nuclear reactors here on Earth?

What about fusion and fission?

Aren't we trying to unlock energy, far more abundant energy than like, you know, solar is cool, dude.

And like, sure, 7x more powerful solar, also great.

But like nuclear, man, like why is that the answer?

Okay, so what I'm kind of hearing you saying is like there's some sort of like logical conclusion of just like if we want max energy, you got to go to space.

So how do we charge them in space?

Okay, so we're developing supply chains in space.

So we need that to work, right?

Okay.

Yeah.

I suppose while it seems far away, I don't know what far away means to you, 2040, 2050?

And I suppose like while the idea of supply chains in space seems so foreign and so distant and so sci-fi, SpaceX is IPO-ing this year, dude.

Like that feels tangible to me.