Elon Musk’s Next Mind-Blowing Project! 🚀

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[00:00:00]What's a >> [music] >> What's a big idea in your head that you haven't deployed yet?

[00:00:04]Uh that you'd like to. Well, I you know I did I didn't [music] say for the longest time that people ought to build build tunnels and then everyone thought I was joking. And then I was like, "Fine, well, I'll just create a company, [music] the Boring Company, to build tunnels."

[00:00:15]Um cuz this is an obvious way to um reduce traffic to zero by going 3D with your transport system. Just as we go 3D with the buildings.

[00:00:24]Um it's obviously uh illogical to illogical to expect that you you uh more than have traffic if you have buildings that are 3D and and a transport system that is 2D. Then everyone [music] tries to go in and out of the 3D building at the same time.

[00:00:38]Um but if you have a transport network that is three-dimensional with tunnels going all over the place, um then um you can address any arbitrary level of traffic.

[00:00:48]Um now, I encourage other people to start tunneling companies because the Boring Company is the only one as far as I can tell that's taking this seriously.

[00:00:55]>> It's boring to be the only boring company, right? [music] Uh Yeah. Honestly, there's like a lot of opportunity, um you know, in tunnels. Um And I I I guess there's there's probably a lot of opportunity in um synthetic medicine. So, with like these days you can basically create uh custom, you know, RNA. And I think I think like the the sort of we're going from from a situation [music] where medicine has been analog, where we kind of like just find drugs kind of by accident most of the time. Um like finding sticks in the forest that, you know, seem like a good This This >> [music] >> stick seems like a useful club um type of thing. It's It's It's quite primitive how we found medication in the past. Um Now, but once you can And since since we can now construct synthetic RNA, um you can effectively think of medicine the future of medicine as being digital.

[00:01:48]Like So, it's like if you if you just know what to program into that synthetic RNA strand, um you can basically, I think, cure almost anything.