If I Had One Dollar Left, I'd

When I Say "an Energy Miracle," I Mean That There Will Be Some Form Of Energy Whose 24 Hour Cost Really Is Competitive With Hydrocarbons Given, Say, 20 Years Of Learning Curve. You Invent It, Then You Look At How Much Its Costs Go Down Over The Next 20 Years, That It Really Beats Hydrocarbons.

People Want To Watch Whatever Video They Want To Watch Whenever They Want To Watch. If You Provision Your Internet Infrastructure Adequately, You Can Do That.

As We Get Robots Becoming More Sophisticated, I Think We Should Worry Sooner Rather Than Later On How Much They Could Take Over, But I Think It'll Mostly Be A Positive Thing. In Terms Of Deadlines It Won't Be Any Worse Than Nuclear Weapons.

We All Sort Of Do Want Incentives For Creative People To Still Exist At A Certain Level. You Know, Maybe Rock Stars Shouldn't Make As Much; Who Knows? But You Want As Much Creativity To Take Place In The Future As Took Place In The Past.

I Mean, If We Said Right Now, There's Somebody In The Next Room Who's Dying, Let's All Go Save Their Life, You Know, Everybody Would Just Get Up Immediately And Go Get Involved In That.