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“Tesla should really be measured by how many years we accelerate the advent of sustainable energy. It will happen, with or without Tesla, but the fundamental good is by how many years do we accelerate it.”

It’s kind of like what happened with cigarettes. For the longest time, they were like the science is unclear as to whether cigarettes are bad for your health. And like nope, the science is definitely not unclear.

“The fundamental breakthrough that is needed is a fully and rapidly reusable rocket

We’re going to run out of oil sooner or later so it’s better to make the transition to sustainable energy sooner rather than burning oil and polluting the environment and causing more global warming.

The two biggest industries in the world are energy and transport so to shift those two industries to more sustainable energy, there needs to be an ungodly amount of batteries

Elon believes future generations will live on other planets while Jeff Bezos believes they will live on space stations

The world is moving to sustainable energy like electric cars, but there are two main constraints: affordability and volume

We don’t want civilization to collapse if we run out of oil…Civilization would collapse so we got to have electric cars.

We have to make a truly, almost unimaginably vast number of cells because sustainable energy is primarily solar and wind. Wind does not always blow and the sun does not always shine so, therefore, we must store the energy in batteries.”