What comes after rockets that can land?
What happened, Mark?
Why don't we have a space elevator today?
We don't have a space elevator today,
and I really wouldn't hold your breath about getting one in the near future.
Could you keep up on a test made for a goat?
And then finally I picked up, you know, all the goats had sort of these yellow tags on their ears.
Oh my gosh, you cheated like an AI.
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