Steve Kwast

And we can talk about, again, these companies are connected, not only for the benefit of the human condition of water and electricity and energy, and information, but also for human space flight and human habitats in space, and we'll get to that in a second. But now the city of Tampa was partnering with Genesis Systems to build a 30 million gallon a day

And we can talk about, again, these companies are connected, not only for the benefit of the human condition of water and electricity and energy, and information, but also for human space flight and human habitats in space, and we'll get to that in a second. But now the city of Tampa was partnering with Genesis Systems to build a 30 million gallon a day

So now you don't have to do desal, you know, the desal is taking ocean water and turning it into drinking water, but then the heavy metals and the brine that come out of the ocean were killing the Tampa Bay, you know, and killing, you know, it is just not sustainable. It's not good for the economy. And the stuff that you put into the landfills will kill the landfill for a thousand years.

So now you don't have to do desal, you know, the desal is taking ocean water and turning it into drinking water, but then the heavy metals and the brine that come out of the ocean were killing the Tampa Bay, you know, and killing, you know, it is just not sustainable. It's not good for the economy. And the stuff that you put into the landfills will kill the landfill for a thousand years.

So now you don't have to do desal, you know, the desal is taking ocean water and turning it into drinking water, but then the heavy metals and the brine that come out of the ocean were killing the Tampa Bay, you know, and killing, you know, it is just not sustainable. It's not good for the economy. And the stuff that you put into the landfills will kill the landfill for a thousand years.

So we have to be good stewards of this planet, and we have to figure out a way of getting water to people that need water, clean, fresh water, globally, scale it, but it has to be affordable. The energy equation has to be affordable. So the coupling of this water system, which is already affordable based on the technique of not using dehumidification or air conditioning,

So we have to be good stewards of this planet, and we have to figure out a way of getting water to people that need water, clean, fresh water, globally, scale it, but it has to be affordable. The energy equation has to be affordable. So the coupling of this water system, which is already affordable based on the technique of not using dehumidification or air conditioning,

So we have to be good stewards of this planet, and we have to figure out a way of getting water to people that need water, clean, fresh water, globally, scale it, but it has to be affordable. The energy equation has to be affordable. So the coupling of this water system, which is already affordable based on the technique of not using dehumidification or air conditioning,

but rather a liquid desiccant that's like this sponge that can work for you, obeying the laws of physics and laws of thermodynamics, but also giving you clean water using a solar panel or affordable at scale, however much you need. In fact, it's on Amazon even right now. You can order one for your house that looks like an air conditioner and gives you clean water for your house.

but rather a liquid desiccant that's like this sponge that can work for you, obeying the laws of physics and laws of thermodynamics, but also giving you clean water using a solar panel or affordable at scale, however much you need. In fact, it's on Amazon even right now. You can order one for your house that looks like an air conditioner and gives you clean water for your house.

but rather a liquid desiccant that's like this sponge that can work for you, obeying the laws of physics and laws of thermodynamics, but also giving you clean water using a solar panel or affordable at scale, however much you need. In fact, it's on Amazon even right now. You can order one for your house that looks like an air conditioner and gives you clean water for your house.

You can get one on Amazon? Yeah, go take a look. They're still expensive, and they're still in the beta phase, but it's an example of innovation that is now breaking through, but only because the founder, David Stuckenberg, is one of these mighty men of our age that is not dissuaded by anything, and he's a bona fide genius on every front.

You can get one on Amazon? Yeah, go take a look. They're still expensive, and they're still in the beta phase, but it's an example of innovation that is now breaking through, but only because the founder, David Stuckenberg, is one of these mighty men of our age that is not dissuaded by anything, and he's a bona fide genius on every front.

You can get one on Amazon? Yeah, go take a look. They're still expensive, and they're still in the beta phase, but it's an example of innovation that is now breaking through, but only because the founder, David Stuckenberg, is one of these mighty men of our age that is not dissuaded by anything, and he's a bona fide genius on every front.

And it takes people like Dennis Wingo, the chief technology officer of our company, doing this stuff in space, and a guy like David Stuckenberg breaking through. But here's how the system prevents innovation. Elon Musk wanted to buy that water system to get the water out of the humid air of Boca Chico in southern Texas to cool his launch pad because of all that concrete.

And it takes people like Dennis Wingo, the chief technology officer of our company, doing this stuff in space, and a guy like David Stuckenberg breaking through. But here's how the system prevents innovation. Elon Musk wanted to buy that water system to get the water out of the humid air of Boca Chico in southern Texas to cool his launch pad because of all that concrete.

And it takes people like Dennis Wingo, the chief technology officer of our company, doing this stuff in space, and a guy like David Stuckenberg breaking through. But here's how the system prevents innovation. Elon Musk wanted to buy that water system to get the water out of the humid air of Boca Chico in southern Texas to cool his launch pad because of all that concrete.

You remember how the first launch destroyed all that concrete and he needed literally tons of water for every launch. But there isn't sufficient water and the ocean water wasn't going to work because of the toxicity and the salt and just all the corrosion. So he wanted to buy a Genesis Systems and build up a million gallons for each launch. And the state of Texas said, forbidden. Why?

You remember how the first launch destroyed all that concrete and he needed literally tons of water for every launch. But there isn't sufficient water and the ocean water wasn't going to work because of the toxicity and the salt and just all the corrosion. So he wanted to buy a Genesis Systems and build up a million gallons for each launch. And the state of Texas said, forbidden. Why?

You remember how the first launch destroyed all that concrete and he needed literally tons of water for every launch. But there isn't sufficient water and the ocean water wasn't going to work because of the toxicity and the salt and just all the corrosion. So he wanted to buy a Genesis Systems and build up a million gallons for each launch. And the state of Texas said, forbidden. Why?