This is an expensive, pointless stunt, and all you nerds have you're priorities screwed up if you think it's a good idea.
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#42This guy is only worth $3B, he may be spending half of his entire net worth to make this happen. I hope he inspires the richest billionaires of the world to fund such lofty ventures.
$10M-$20M is more than sufficient for a few generations (in a 100-200 years, our current understanding of the concept of money might not even be relevant, so it's pointless to plan for anything more than that). Anything more is just throwaway cash IMO. If you had the opportunity to become the first private citizen to go to the moon, you'd be stupid to not cement your legacy like that.
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#43I'd love to see it happen on schedule but I have doubts.
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#44Honestly, this is beautiful. Let's fucking do it. No seriously...let's do it. We're humans - this is the kind of funny, beautiful, impossible stuff we can uniquely do. Capital allocation? Bleh, don't be so boring and uninspired!
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#48Earlier quoted context omitted.
Life is an expensive, pointless stunt. What is your point?
https://www.currentaffairs.org/2017/03/its-basically-just-im...
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#50The director obviously has to be Jim Cameron if his health holds up.