Spent the whole afternoon watching the latest episode of Musk's podcast this week. Over the course of 3 hours, Musk basically connected everything he's currently working on to his vision for the future. But the core focus throughout was still on how to solve the problem of energy limitations. He outright dismissed the seemingly ultimate path of controlled nuclear fusion, comparing it to developing refrigerators in the Arctic—because right next to Earth, we already have a massive nuclear fusion reactor: the Sun. However, only one five-billionth of its energy reaches Earth. He believes a reasonable goal is to harness just one-millionth of the Sun's energy. So, his aim is to create Dyson sphere-style solar-powered AI satellites to convert endless energy into computing power, allowing AI to completely break free from computational limits and reach levels of intelligence beyond human imagination. SpaceX would be the carrier for all of this, and at that point, Grok would create an exponential gap from other AIs. No matter what, this level of narrative has once again raised the ceiling for SpaceX as it approaches its IPO. Musk then introduced a new concept called UHI (Universal High Income), as a counterpart to Sam Altman's UBI (Universal Basic Income). Musk believes that in the future, AI and humanoid robots will replace jobs, solar energy will provide unlimited power, and the cost of all goods and services will become extremely low, leading to an era of material abundance and global hyper-deflation.