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this is the compressor motor that sits at the front and allows the train to keep moving forward. all right. so just to make it cool, you check on the web, 5 1/2 hours to drive this is going to 30 minutes. yes. that s incredible. if it works. he also says it will only cost to build this $6 billion or $7 billion. compare that to the $65 billion for the current high-speed rail plans for california. he believes this is a viable, valuable alternative for mass transit between these two destinations. and when you talk about things that can transform life as we know it, if this were to work, this would be one of them. by the way, you say $6 to $7 billion. i want to make it clear to all of you watching, $34 billion was the estimate for california high-speed rail. they re now double that at $70 billion, and there s still no train. but the point about this is, could he do it? let s not be down in the manger. let s not be wet weekends about this. has he come up with something tha
Plans for california. he believes this is a viable, valuable alternative for mass transit between these two destinations. and when you talk about things that can transform life as we know it, if this were to work, this would be one of them. by the way, you say $6 to $7 billion. i want to make it clear to all of you watching, $34 billion was the estimate for california high-speed rail. they re now double that at $70 billion, and there s still no train. but the point about this is, could he do it? let s not be down in the manger. let s not be wet weekends about this. has he come up with something that would work? never mind is it visionary? in 30 years time, will you and i be sitting on our rocking chairs, going, well, we talked about it then and he did it. i would love it if that were so. we ll pull the segment and we ll look at us when we were you think. richard quest, thank you very much. let us know what you think about that hyperloop and whether you think it will work
He believes this is a viable, valuable alternative for mass transit between these two destinations. and when you talk about things that can transform life as we know it, if this were to work, this would be one of them. by the way, you say $6 to $7 billion. i want to make it clear to all of you watching, $34 billion was the estimate for california high-speed rail. they re now double that at $70 billion, and there s still no train. but the buoyant about this is, could he do it? let s not be down in the manger. let s not be wet weekends about this. has he come up with something that would work? never mind is it visionary? in 30 years time, will you and i be sitting on our rocking chai chairs, going, well, we talked about it then and he did it. i would love it if that were so. we ll pull the segment and we ll look at us when we were you think. richard quest, thank you very much. let us know what you think about that hyperloop and whether you think it will work or not. stil
It visionary. it is a way for us to brainstorm and do a suspension of disbelieve during the entire weekend and think about the solution, think about tomorrow and how can we make tomorrow better through the use of innovation. at the end of the day we ll have the list of the top ten prizes and break-throughs that the x-prize foundation will look into and create the next x-prizes. why use competition to solve problems or create innovation? when we look at philanthropy and we look at investment in philanthropy, the x-prize foundation or incentivized innovation model has amazing leverage. you can leverage your investment ten times. when we look at grand challenges of today we are looking for new ways of solving them. we have not been able to solve them. there s more and more grand challenges that we are facing on a day to day basis. at the end of the day, competition is human nature. we are born to compete and what a great way to do it through an