The Disruptor
Contrarian and drawn to the edge; challenges the settled answer.
Elon Musk reads as The Disruptor because he treats settled orthodoxy as raw material. At SpaceX he challenged government-dominated aerospace by developing reusable rockets, rewriting the economics of space access. At Tesla he accelerated electric vehicle adoption by approaching automotive manufacturing as a software and energy problem.
“Yeah, so that goes hand in hand. Although I didn't quite understand until thinking about it deeply and doing more research about neuralink. How much you can do on the digital side. So this digital telepathy. I didn't quite understand that you could really map the intention.”
“You say the use case of the mouse. After like researching all this, and part of it is just watching Nolan have so much fun. You can get that bits per second really high with a mouse, like being able to interact, because if you think about the way on the smartphone, the way you swipe, that was transformational.”
“Lessons of history. So one of the lessons, one of the things they highlight is. The importance of technology. Technological innovation, which is funny because they wrote so long ago, but they were noticing that the rate of technological innovations was speeding up. I would love to. To see what they think about now.”
“Just sucks because I think it puts pressure on people. It discourages people from Trying to solve really hard problems because to solve hard problems, you have to go into the unknown. You have to do things that haven't been done before. And you have to take risks. Calculated risks.”
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