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Countering overpopulation and scarcity myths with data
"There's actually one website that I think you all would love, called humanprogress.org, that shows that a lot of these things are actually getting cheaper and cheaper despite there being more people."
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In-person networking and learning event
"We've got 25 seats left. You can go to Moonshots Live to grab them. There's going to be no better way to absorb this and the community and the networking you're going to have is going to be incredibly powerful."
Networking, mindset development, and learning to build moonshots
"I'm inviting you to join us at our inaugural Moonshots Live event on September the 25th in downtown LA. Alex, Salim, Dave, and I will be hosting 1500 entrepreneurs, builders, and creators for a full day dedicated to designing and building your moonshot. Sea..."
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"I'm going to take a second and show the video of The Gifted, because it's really an incredibly beautiful movie... If you're interested in that, I just made a personal investment into the film. You can go to republic.com/xprize."
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Understanding why innovation, rather than panic, navigates technological risks
"There's a phenomenal book that I've mentioned several times called The Rational Optimist. And The Rational Optimist said it does not make sense to look back at 80,000 years or 100,000 years or 200,000 years... of human innovation leading to just everything ..."
Understanding why optimism about human innovation and progress is historically justified
"There's a book called The Rational Optimist by Matt Ridley. I highly encourage you guys all to read it. Basically, his thing is you can't look backwards at 80,000 years of never-ending progress and then look forward and go, 'But it's going to end today.' It..."
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