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# The Last Word - Fly You to The Moon

ERIC ANDERSON IS CEO OF THE ULTIMATE HIGH-end travel agency. In 2001, Space Adventures was the first company to successfully send a tourist to the International Space Station. After a repeat performance in 2002, Anderson set his sights a little higher. 

Last Wednesday he announced $100 million package tours to the dark side of the moon. After six to eight weeks of training, explorers with the means will get up to 21 days aboard Russian Soyuz capsules, performing engineering experi-ments, taking detailed photographs and, advanced technologies that can take us to 

an escape system such that the crew can get eventually, according to Anderson, putting


Is this the realm of private companies? Where ble. And the Soyuz is a ver safe rocket. It's very mature--we haven't had an accident in
is government's place in this?
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Looking for life in the universe, studying over 30 years. As a system, it's simple: it has
Mars. It doesn't conflict with what private out if there's a problem and come back to
space exploration within the reach of every companies do. Throughout history, private Earth at every phase of the flight. So as far human being. He spoke to NEWSWEEK's companies have opened frontiers right as spacecraft go, it is the best. The shuttle is Yepoka Yeebo. Excerpts:
alongside governments. NASA has very not a feasible commercial vehicle. It's too ambitious plans, and they need to develop expensive and too dangerous.
YEEBO: When will trips to the moon be with - a new type of rocket to be able to imple-
in reach?
ment them. One of the benefits NASA
ANDERSON: It certainly will be accessible to would enjoy is by having a private compa-those other than the superrich, but not unless the superrich pay for the beginning of it, just like the superrich paid for the first
Space travel is a form of
supercomputers. When will moon trips be exploration. There are $100,000? I don't know, but they'll never
he $100,000 if they don't start at $100 mil risks associated with it, lion. It's the early adopters who pay for the technology, for the engineering, for the just like there are with paradigm shift that enables the rest of us
to experience it later. Our goal is to provide any type of exploration. as many different space experiences to as many different people as possible.
And the risks are worth it.
Is this just an extreme holiday?
ny demonstrate the Soyuz. NASA could
"Holiday" is not really the right word; it's then buy [our] services if it needed them, really an expedition. This is something or otherwise utilize [our] translunar trans-philanthropic; it is going to inspire the rest portation systems to achieve its own goals. of us to continue exploring, it's going to inspire students to study science and math, it's going to inspire companies to make new types of technology. This mission is about much more than just a joyride.
Would you say Space Adventures has a mission? Why are you doing this?
Space tourism is a catalyst. It's a near-term market; we can service it now, from $100,000 suborbital flights to $100 million circumlunar flights, and we can reinvest our profits into building better and better transportation systems, and those same transportation systems 50 to 100 years from now will enable us to open up, to develop space.
The space frontier is critical for hu-manity. There are too many benefits to be counted -energy, for example. There's enough renewable, clean energy from the sun to satisfy our energy needs, but it's too expensive to put solar-power satellites into orbit. The only wav is if we build cheaper and safer rockets, and the only reason to build them is because people on this planet want to fly themselves.
Are early adopters paying? What's the investment climate like for space travel?
Right now it's primarily billionaires who invest money into space travel; we don't have any space-travel venture-capital firms or any space-travel investment banks, and we probably won't until there's a really big, successful company that goes out and makes a new kind of [cheaper, safer] rocket.
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You announced the moon mission the day after Discovery got back; will the grounding of NASA's shuttle fleet affect the way you work?
How is this critical for humanity?
Space travel is a form of exploration. Were Everything that we have of value on Earth, still in the early days of spaceflight; there've that we fight wars over, is available in only been 440 people who've ever been
infinite quantities there. There's enough
in space. There are risks associated with precious metals in one half-mile asteroid spaceflight, just like there are with any type to be worth a trillion dollars in the world of exploration. And the risks are worth it.
market. And we wouldn't have to go dig up
People who chose to participate in these our mountains and our national parks to programs are explorers, so they accept the try to strip-mine away what we have here. risks. Having said that, it is our responsibil- Maybe it's hundreds of years from now; but ity and the responsibility of those who build if we don't start with things like this, it'll the rockets to make them as safe as possi- never happen.
NEWSWEEK AUGUST 22, 2005

ERIC ANDERSON IS CEO OF THE ULTIMATE HIGH-end travel agency. In 2001, Space Adventures was the first company...

The Last Word - Fly You to The Moon

### Frame of Reference

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An x,y,z frame of reference.

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An x,y,z frame of reference.

Frame of Reference

# Learnings

About opportunity. 
Luck, Skill, Resources, Ideas, Execution


https://spaceadventures.com/the-story-of-space-adventures-windows-of-opportunity/


Perspective perception prioritization preparation and persistence

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Perspective
- Empathy
- Meta
- Uniqueness

Perception
- Spot the opportunities, and the windows, and the requirements to prepare
- Listen to your Gut

Prioritization
- value those with transformation outcomes that wont kill you if you fail

Preparation
- be ready at all times

Persistence
- plan on failure, be relentless in getting in front of people
- you dont fail till you stop trying

Respect:
- Intuition
- Timing
- Context
- Zeitgeist
- Leverage






About opportunity. 
Luck, Skill, Resources, Ideas, Execution

https://spaceadventures.com/the-story-of-space-adventures-windows-of-op...

Learnings

# Window of Opportunity

A short time period during which a very favorable context (set of conditions) enable  actions whose set of possible outcomes are highly valuable and for practical purposes previously impossible.

See: https://spaceadventures.com/the-story-of-space-adventures-windows-of-opportunity/

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A short time period during which a very favorable context (set of conditions) enable  actions whose set of possible outcom...

Window of Opportunity

# Burnout is a result of meaningless work

[Twitter https://twitter.com/Inc/status/1596967640408371201?s=20&t=IDtApe2Z-dKJHUBMbP3Bew]

https://twitter.com/Inc/status/1596967640408371201?s=20&amp;t=IDtApe2Z-dKJHUBMbP3Bew

Burnout is a result of meaningless work

# Ishin Denshin

[Twitter https://twitter.com/BogusThought/status/1595564229423423494?s=20&t=NGU8hewHpwOUWvMrRphUMw]




https://twitter.com/BogusThought/status/1595564229423423494?s=20&amp;t=NGU8hewHpwOUWvMrRphUMw

Ishin Denshin

# Flipping Books

https://online.flippingbook.com/view/874311/

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https://online.flippingbook.com/view/874311/

Flipping Books

# Many problem representations look like tables

EA Comment: **The below is good validation of our thinking, especially the snap-grid where one can drag to move and easily get column & rows structures inside a grid....**


Ref: https://www.inkandswitch.com/untangle/#many-problem-representations-look-like-tables

> The way we naturally represent assignment problems tends to drift toward using tables:   Examples of table-like structures invented ad-hoc to represent specific problems.

> ![](https://www.inkandswitch.com/untangle/static/tables.png)

>Even though a structured approach—like a built-in table tool—might seem more appropriate to modeling these kinds of problems, freeform input feels important. The exact shape of the problem representation might not be clear initially, and sketchiness facilitates finding it. It feels good to build up to a table, rather than being prematurely forced into one.  Another possibility is that the provided spatial queries (column with symbol at top, row with symbol at left, table lookup, etc.) encourage drawing problems in grid-like structures. A rich area for future work would be adding more ways to query the canvas, which could lead to more diverse representations.

EA Comment: **The below is good validation of our thinking, especially the snap-grid where one can...

Many problem representations look like tables

# How Neural Networks Work

The way the weights and biases of the neurons are updated is similar to the way a single neuron is updated. Again, the updates are calculated based on mathematical derivatives. You can think of the whole neural network as an enormous function whose variables are the weights and biases of all the neurons. Then we can calculate the derivative of each and every weight and bias with respect to the loss, and use that derivative to update the neuron. With this we arrive at the heart of the learning process in neural networks: the backpropagation algorithm.

![How Neural Networks Work](https://photos.collectednotes.com/photos/16677/9eb1af76-bbea-49fd-bcf8-2b253e13f271)

For each input and desired output:

⠀⠀⠀⠀1. Calculate the output and loss of the neural network proceeding layer by layer, going forward from the input to the output layer.

⠀⠀⠀⠀2. Update the weights and biases of the neurons to minimize the loss, going backward from the output to the input laver.

Using the backpropagation algorithm, we can build complex neural networks and train them to perform different tasks. The building blocks of deep learning systems are simple. They are artificial neurons, with their limited computational capabilities: taking inputs, multiplying by weights, summing, adding a bias, and applying an activation function on the resulting value. Their power derives from connecting lots and lots of them in special ways, where the resulting networks can be trained to perform the task that we want them to perform.

![How Neural Networks Work](https://photos.collectednotes.com/photos/16677/9eb1af76-bbea-49fd-bcf8-2b253e13f271)

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> [[EA]]: What's interesting about neural networks is that they are capable of creating complex algorithms, really comprised of step functions, out of binary inputs and outputs. It is remarkable really. But they are not perfect.

> The manner in which they reach decisions also makes nonlinear and discontinuous thinking very difficult. This is the downfall of neural networks. This is why they will never actually "think".

The way the weights and biases of the neurons are updated is similar to the way a single neuron is updated. Again, the ...

How Neural Networks Work

# 25 Signs We Are Near the End

See: https://educatingourworld.com/media/dmbchkk/25-signs-we-are-near-the-end

Don Stewart

In this book, we are going to consider twenty-five specific signs that the Bible gives that demonstrate that we are near the “time of the end.” By this we mean the time when the Lord Jesus returns from Heaven and sets up His everlasting kingdom. For the record, we will not involve ourselves in any wild speculation that predicts the exact time the end will occur. This is not biblical, nor is it helpful. Instead, our goal is simply to lay out what the Scripture has to say about the subject, and then observe how its predictions have been literally fulfilled—setting the stage for the return of the Lord.

Introduction
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Sign 1 The Miracle of Israel’s Survival  
Sign 2 As Their Enemies Have Done to Israel, So God Will Do to Them  
Sign 3 Israel Will Miraculously Return to its Ancient Homeland in the “Last Days.”  
Sign 4 The Nation Will Return In Two Stages  
Sign 5 Jerusalem Will Be United under Israeli Rule  
Sign 6 Israel Will be in the World’s Spotlight  
Sign 7 There Will be a Continual Search for Peace in Israel  
Sign 8 Preparations Will Be Made to Build the Third Temple  
Sign 9 In the Last Days, Certain Specified Nations Will Invade Israel (Ezekiel 38,39)  
Sign 10 The Nations Missing from the Ezekiel 38,39 Invasion  
Sign 11 No Superpower Will Intervene on Israel’s Behalf When They are Invaded (Ezekiel 38,39): Something Will Happen to the United States  
Sign 12 There Will Be A Ten Nation Confederation in Western Europe (The Revival of the Ancient Roman Empire)  
Sign 13 There Will Be A One-World Political And Economic System (Globalism)  
Sign 14 The World Will Desperately Look for A Leader  
Sign 15 There Will Be an Exponential Increase in Technology  
Sign 16 Plagues and Pestilence Will Trouble the World  
Sign 17 The World Will Be Characterized by Lawlessness  
Sign 18 The World Will Be Characterized by Violence  
Sign 19 The Organized Church Will Turn Away from the Faith (Apostasy)  
Sign 20 There Will Be a Rise in False Prophets, False Teachers, and False Christs  
Sign 21 There Will Be a Rise in Anti-Semitism  
Sign 22 Christians Will Continue to Be Persecuted  
Sign 23 Unbelievers Will Scoff at the Idea of Christ’s Return  
Sign 24 The Wicked Will Not Understand the Signs of the Times  
Sign 25 Bible-Believers Will Understand What Is Taking Place    

Summing Up The 25 Signs Of The End
    
Appendix 1: Answering Some Objections  
--Is Bible Prophecy Really That Important to Study? Isn’t the Subject Too Difficult to Understand?  
--What About All the False Predictions That Have Been Made by Bible Interpreters? How Then, Can Anyone Know What is True?  
--Should These Biblical Predictions Regarding Israel and the “Last Days” Be Understood Literally? Haven’t They Already Been Fulfilled Symbolically by the Church?  
--Weren’t These Prophecies Fulfilled at the Return from Babylon?  
--Has the “Time of Jacob’s Trouble” Already Occurred at the Destruction of Jerusalem?  

Appendix 2: Some Predictions by Past Bible Commentators That Have Now Been Literally Fulfilled    

Appendix 3: The Consistent Argument Used by Past Commentators: The Miracle of the Jews!

See: https://educatingourworld.com/media/dmbchkk/25-signs-we-are-near-the-end

Don Stewart

In this book, we are go...

25 Signs We Are Near the End

# The Right to Data Portability

> The right to data portability. You have the right to be provided with a copy of your Personal Data in a structured, machine-readable and commonly used format;

The right to data portability. You have the right to be provided with a copy of your Personal Data in a structur...

The Right to Data Portability

# A Test of Writing Emails to a CSV

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# Distractions will kill exactly after finishing a project while you decide (?) what to do next
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In the middle of a project, distractions are not a problem. Upon finishing a project and deciding what to do next, they will kill you.

From [Paul Graham's Blog](http://paulgraham.com/distraction.html)[^2]:
> It took me surprisingly long to realize how distracting the Internet had become, because the problem was intermittent. I ignored it the way you let yourself ignore a bug that only appears intermittently. When I was in the middle of a project, distractions weren't really a problem. It was when I'd finished one project and was deciding what to do next that they always bit me.


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[^2]: "Disconnecting Distraction", Paul Graham. http://paulgraham.com/distraction.html 
