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▶ 1:18:25 Chamath Palihapitiya So Twitter, yes, but really more importantly, Tesla, SpaceX, are there decisions that you will make differently or not at all, or will make that you wouldn't have made otherwise in this new regime?
▶ 1:19:32 Elon Musk Um, like Brett Johnson, who was a CFO, who is a CFO, CFO of SpaceX was at, um,

▶ 7:51 David Sacks Well, look, I mean, if you define what Elon is, you know, doing there as, you know, acting as a judge, arbitrating on every little content moderation decision, is that a great use of his time relative to what he could be building at Tesla…

▶ 12:39 David Sacks So, for example, with SpaceX, the mission was to get to Mars to make life multi-planetary.
▶ 47:26 Chamath Palihapitiya SpaceX, SpaceX either. 4 times in the scene

▶ 0:18 Jason Calacanis Antonio, uh, Elon had a moment of reflection, and, uh, he was talking about 2000, and he was talking about the, uh, imminent, um, collapse, as he felt it, of SpaceX and Tesla at the same time in December 25th, and he said, ah, there were…
▶ 3:43 Chamath Palihapitiya Were there in some really critical moments at SpaceX as well? 5 times in the scene
▶ 5:49 Antonio Gracias So whether it's large or small, we may never find something that's as important as to how it's SpaceX again. 4 times in the scene

▶ 1:03:42 Keith Rabois The Palantir's, you know, the SpaceX's, that's where you make your money in this business, and worrying about what goes wrong.

▶ 30:59 Elon Musk Like there's still this sort of, you know, uh, um, yeah, like, like SpaceX was started from scratch.
▶ 33:13 Elon Musk And, and also I was like doing SpaceX, uh, you know, uh, at the time in Iraq was blowing up. 4 times in the scene
▶ 37:24 Jason Calacanis Let's ask about SpaceX. 2 times in the scene
▶ 39:53 Chamath Palihapitiya Tell us a little bit about where we are at SpaceX, like how you fund the ability to go to Mars, but then also commercially still build, um, uh, a conventional space business domestically. 4 times in the scene

▶ 1:31:57 Chamath Palihapitiya Well, I think the real answer is because then if he, if he were to donate it into a foundation, he'd get a hundred billion dollar credit that he could use, you know, to offset the gains when, uh, SpaceX or Starlink go public.

▶ 41:37 David Sacks You know, that my understanding of the way that things work at Tesla and SpaceX is he's got some terrific young talent who he appoints to these sort of project manager or product manager positions.

▶ 45:14 Chamath Palihapitiya I think that if he is able to make free speech cool again, he'll, he'll actually do more doing that than potentially through SpaceX and Tesla, and that's already saying a lot.

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