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▶ 32:56 Scott Nolan So indefinite duration, indefinite quantity, uh, contract in which, uh, it's a lot like NASA's COTS program.
▶ 36:31 Joe Lonsdale I think Jared Isaacman, who is on this show, runs NASA, he wants to maybe do nuclear power in space.

▶ 36:13 Joe Lonsdale Yeah, we just actually interviewed Jared Isaacman, who's running NASA, so that's, it's a great guy to partner with.

▶ 0:07 Joe Lonsdale What is your mission at NASA?
▶ 1:14 Joe Lonsdale Jared is now in charge of NASA for the U.S. government. 3 times in the scene
▶ 1:37 Joe Lonsdale You're currently running NASA now, which we're all very happy about, but you built, you built a massive payments company before, and we were just talking, you built Draken International, which is like Top Gun as a Service. 2 times in the scene
▶ 9:33 Joe Lonsdale Why NASA? 3 times in the scene
▶ 12:15 Joe Lonsdale So, so you've now, you're now in charge of NASA, and so in its heyday, NASA was like the gold standard for competent government, world leading research and development, and I don't want to just blame the guys at NASA, because here, here's… 8 times in the scene
▶ 21:22 Jared Isaacman I blamed, uh, leadership failures and poor decision-making at NASA to make sure our culture is going the right direction. 7 times in the scene
▶ 26:02 Jared Isaacman We need something else, uh, because you got a lot of, you got a lot of money that's going in, a lot of private capital, which is awesome, because we didn't have that in the sixties when NASA's budget was four and a quarter or whatever… 2 times in the scene
▶ 31:20 Joe Lonsdale I, I think sci-fi and making NASA work against one of the most optimistic areas you could talk about.

▶ 6:46 Kevin Mandia Um, and so you had to hack the mad scientists working at, you know, NASA and other places to get access to those things, and they were very open systems.

▶ 0:17 Joe Gebbia The NASA logo.
▶ 28:21 Joe Gebbia And what they left behind were literal icons, the National Parks brand, the NASA logo.

▶ 9:45 Russ Vaught You know, you're not the firefighter at, you know, at the, ah, Forest Service, ah, you're not necessarily a NASA, ah, engineer, but you're, you're writing regs.

▶ 12:23 Andrew McAfee And to make that concrete, SpaceX is the only American company that has built a capsule that is authorized by NASA to take human beings up to the ISS and eventually on tomorrow, onto the moon and maybe Mars, right? 2 times in the scene

▶ 4:02 Palmer Luckey People had come up with this at NASA, literally in the sixties and seventies, but the computational power hadn't existed, and the idea was just forgotten.

▶ 25:04 Kimbal Musk And, um, and my brother really got to a point where he, he ran out of capital back in, and thank goodness NASA, our partner in the government, you know, came through with a contract that, that

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