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He critiques human space exploration efforts, suggesting that even the most advanced civilizations could traverse four or more light-years—yet humanity is bogged down by petty politics and superficial concerns. His disdain extends to current space agencies like NASA, which he views as lacking true innovation or understanding of fundamental physics.
He also expresses a nostalgic admiration for vintage electronics—vacuum tubes, early microchips—and mentions the importance of understanding electromagnetism, especially in relation to electromagnetic pulses (EMPs) capable of destroying modern electronics.