Peter Diamandis

I mean, even Falcon 9, to get it to reusability, get it to the rate of success, right, 99.99%, if you would, takes a good five-year time.

And in the interim, I mean, don't forget, Elon's going to be designing whatever follows Starship as well.

All right.

We could put a bet on the side on that.

I think they will ultimately, but I don't think that's going to happen between now and, you know, 2029.

And then you're part of NASA's infrastructure.

And then you've built the original, the initial Dyson Swarm.

They've tried.

No successes yet.

No successes yet.

All right, let's move ourselves out of this.

And by the way, by the time people have watched this episode, you know, Troinger's cat has happened.

Either V3 of Starship has succeeded or it's failed.

And if it's failed, hopefully there'll be another one following quickly.

This has been five months since the last launch.

Hopefully now that V3 is up and operational, we'll see a lot more frequent launches.

And the one thing you got to appreciate about Elon is he's not afraid to fail forward.

All right, moving on.

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