My Point Is, No One Can Stop

It's Very Dangerous To Put Astronauts On A Moon Base Where There's Radiation, Solar Flares And Micro Meteorites. It'd Be Much Better To Put Robots On The Moon And Have Them Mentally Connected To Astronauts On The Earth.

Cesium, Iodine From The Chernobyl Reactor Accident Went Around The World Many Times And Everyone On The Earth Has A Piece Of Chernobyl In Their Bodies, But It's Very Tiny - Too Small To Cause Much Damage.

A Hydrogen Bomb, For Me, Was Puny Compared To The Big Bang - The Creation Of The Universe. That's What I Really Wanted To Work On - The Nature Of The Universe Itself, And That's What I Do For A Living.

Until Computers And Robots Make Quantum Advances, They Basically Remain Adding Machines: Capable Only Of Doing Things In Which All The Variables Are Controlled And Predictable. Robots Are Bad At Pattern Recognition And Certainly At Common Sense. That's Why Computers Can Beat Humans In Chess But Can't Have Even A Basic Conversation With A Six-year-old.

The Job Market Of The Future Will Consist Of Those Jobs That Robots Cannot Perform. Our Blue-collar Work Is Pattern Recognition, Making Sense Of What You See. Gardeners Will Still Have Jobs Because Every Garden Is Different. The Same Goes For Construction Workers. The Losers Are White-collar Workers, Low-level Accountants, Brokers, And Agents.