I hope my kids will grow up in a world of incredible material abundance, where individual ability and impact far exceed what a person can do today.

Kids born now will think the world always had extremely smart AI, using it naturally and looking back at this time as prehistoric.

I spend a lot of time thinking about how my kids will use AI in the future, and I believe they will grow up vastly more capable than previous generations, able to do things we cannot imagine.

In 2050, people will look back at us and wonder how we lived without advanced technologies like mRNA vaccines and carbon removal technologies.

Young people today are struggling with opportunities that my generation had, and they constantly see reminders of their perceived failures compared to others' successes.

We need to invent technologies and science that will make people in 2060 look back at the 2020s and think that world was terrible.

I believe our grandchildren may have the option to stop aging at 30, enjoying the wisdom and maturity of that age while living indefinitely with a healthy body.

The current era is the best time to be alive, but it's important to consider how our ancestors would perceive our challenges compared to theirs.

I think it's weird to talk to young people and have them be pessimistic about the future, especially when we want to give them reasons to be optimistic.