Maybe I'd found a zoo.
Start with a Very, Very Large Fortune.
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Maybe I'd found a zoo.
Start with a Very, Very Large Fortune.
Then I'd fly to the moon in a craft that costs less than $100 million and paint a big fat logo up there.
Maybe I'd found a zoo.
Do another startup.
I'd be like the paypal guys and fund a lot of crazy/awesome/futuristic projects (The Seasteading Institute, Space X, Tesla Motors). Then I'd fly to the moon in a craft that costs less than $100 million and paint a big fat logo up there.
Or you could get Hancock to do it for you ... :)
I sold my startup a few months ago for enough cash that I never have to work or worry about money again. http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=341565 I went to the most peaceful spot I could find, and relaxed. I did nothing. http://www.vimeo.com/1292105 After only a couple days, it was never more clear that I was never doing anything for the money anyway, and the reason I'm always working, driving, pushing, learning, g…
When I'd done enough of nothing, I'd create and record some music. Rock, techno, maybe a hybid of both.
Then I'd try and rediscover the joy of programming, now that I didn't have to do it for money.
I don't think I have to be rich to do all of this (though that might get me nicer accommodations, better guitars, and more impressive equipment), but haven't yet figured out the details of how to do it from my own economic situation. Getting out of debt is probably a good starting point.