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Elon Musk explains the deeper purpose of SpaceX: "The goal of SpaceX is to build the technologies necessary to make life multiplanetary"
It’s not the most commercial-sounding mission but when you zoom out through the lens of history, it’s one of the most important things humanity can do
becoming multiplanetary is about securing our long-term survival and expanding consciousness beyond one planet
Many users cheered Elon Musk's SpaceX goal of making life multiplanetary with emojis and exclamations of approval, while others called the idea unrealistic or urged focusing on Earth's problems first.
@XFreeze the mission to the red planet is being funded by google and anthropic from renting spacex compute capacity.
@XFreeze @elonmusk when that fresh UBI hits
@qbean_jackjia @XFreeze Your not making sense, please explain
The mainstream financial timeline evaluates SpaceX as a launch logistics monopoly, entirely missing the Systemic Insurance Matrix of the architecture. In pure macroeconomic terms, a single-planet civilization is an unhedged asset running on a terminal timeline with zero redundancy. Starship isn’t designed to maximize near-term quarterly margins; it is a programmatic capital allocation engine built to establish a multiplanetary backup layer for human intelligence. When you analyze the structural cash flow shifting from terrestrial Starlink dominance into deep-space hardware, you aren’t looking at speculative CapEx—you are looking at the ultimate sovereign risk-diversification strategy in human history
@XFreeze It’s important for the long run, but what now? A bubble? A Ponzi scheme?
@XFreeze Becoming multiplanetary isn’t about escaping Earth.
It’s about ensuring that consciousness survives long enough to explore the universe 🚀✨
The idea of becoming multiplanetary reframes SpaceX less as a company and more as a risk-mitigation strategy for civilization. Whether or not it succeeds, the ambition itself pushes propulsion, materials, and life-support technology forward in ways that ripple far beyond spaceflight.
@XFreeze Every civilization that didn't survive had one thing in common: they were all in one place.
That's not philosophy. That's the only pattern that matters at civilizational scale.
This is the deeper layer.
Becoming multiplanetary is not only about rockets, engines and orbital infrastructure.
It is about keeping civilization’s trajectory stable while our tools become more autonomous, faster and more powerful than any previous technology.
If AI, robotics, orbital systems and real-time global infrastructure become part of that expansion, then capability alone is not enough.
We need to observe direction.
Core ASA - Asymmetric Stability Architecture was created around this problem:
external trajectory observability for AI agents and autonomous systems.
Not to slow progress.
To make sure human intent remains visible while the system accelerates.
Because becoming multiplanetary is not only about reaching another planet.
It is about preserving the trajectory that makes the journey worth taking.
@XFreeze
@XFreeze What dreams are made of. Show me a single person alive that hasn't looked up at the night sky and wondered.
Yes, there are blind people, so not 100%. But Elon's working on fixing that with Neuralink as we speak.
@XFreeze 👋👋
@XFreeze 💯
@XFreeze @elonmusk Sadly there’s no way i can get space x aktien, but i‘m here!
@XFreeze And that goal is CAPITALISTIC, not SCIENTIFIC, but Elon has no scientific integrity to know the difference
@XFreeze The 'non-commercial' phase is usually where the most critical engineering happens, because you're solving for physics, not for a quarterly report.
@XFreeze @elonmusk Yeah...I would have liked him back then too. ❤️🙂
@XFreeze How old is this video? How many planets have we colonized?
Musk is a Nazi vaporware salesman.
@XFreeze @elonmusk Great Elon
@XFreeze I'm going to have lots of kids on Mars.