Elon Musk Zitate

„… Ich plane, zum Mars zu reisen und ihn zu meinem Zuhause zu machen.“

„Wenn nichts anderes mehr geht, sind wir entschlossen, auf neue Weise zu scheitern.“

„Wir müssen herausfinden, wie wir die Dinge haben, die wir lieben, und nicht die Welt zerstören.“

„SpaceX hat 5.000 Leute. Ich bekomme eine Menge Aufmerksamkeit, aber sie machen wirklich die Arbeit.“

„Wir haben Flugzeuge, Züge, Autos und Boote. Was wäre, wenn es einen fünften Modus gäbe?“

„Als Agenten des Lebens liegt es auf unseren Schultern.“

„Die Menschen sollten zum Mars reisen und es während unseres Lebens tun.“

„Ich denke, wir haben die Pflicht, das Licht des Bewusstseins aufrechtzuerhalten, um sicherzustellen, dass es auch in Zukunft weitergeht.“

„Ich denke, Südafrika ist ein großartiges Land.“

„Selbst wenn also eine Zombie-Apokalypse stattfinden sollte, werden Sie dank des Tesla-Supercharging-Systems immer noch imstande sein, zu reisen.“

„Jede Person in Ihrem Unternehmen ist ein Vektor. Ihr Fortschritt wird durch die Summe aller Vektoren bestimmt.“

„Guardian ist die unerträglichste Zeitung auf dem Planeten Erde.“

„Ich bin widerlich proamerikanisch. Hier ist Großes möglich.“

„Seit unsere Hauptkonkurrenten [beim Weltraumstart] nationale Regierungen sind, ist die Durchsetzbarkeit von Patenten fraglich.“

„Raketentechnologie an einem Auto eröffnet revolutionäre Möglichkeiten.“

„Die Wahrscheinlichkeit des Todes ist bei der ersten (menschlichen) Mission ziemlich hoch.“

„Ich könnte entweder zusehen, wie es passiert, oder ein Teil davon sein.“

„Die Antwort war, dass wir dachten, dass es getan werden könnte.“

„Nun, ich habe versucht, aus früheren Versuchen so viel wie möglich zu lernen.“

“It would be an incredible adventure. And life needs to be more than just solving every day problems. You need to wake up and be excited about the future”

“I believe there’s some explanation for this universe, which you might call God.”

“I think it is a mistake to hire huge numbers of people to get a complicated job done. Numbers will never compensate for talent in getting the right answer (two people who don't know something are no better than one), will tend to slow down progress, and will make the task incredibly expensive.”

“Sooner or later, we must expand life beyond our little blue mud ball--or go extinct.”

“I would like to die on Mars; just not on impact.”

“Which means we’re cheaper than the Chinese, cheaper than [the] Russians or anywhere else – and we’re doing it in the United States with American labour costs.”

“This is the chance to fulfill a dream.”

“I don’t get the little ship thing. You can’t show up at Mars in something the size of a rowboat. What if there are Martians? It would be so embarrassing.”

“Although I am new in the business, my team is not. I would say that, person for person, there has never been a better rocket company in existence, in history. I don’t think there has ever been a group this talented in one place, in one company, developing a rocket – ever.
If you have millions of dollars it changes your lifestyle, and anyone who says differently is talking ########. I don’t need to work, from a standard of living point of view, but I do, you know. I work every day and on weekends and I haven’t taken a vacation for years.”

“Guardian is the most insufferable newspaper on planet Earth.”

“I think we have a duty to maintain the light of consciousness to make sure it continues into the future.”

“Well, I have tried to learn as much as possible from prior attempts.”

“The answer was we thought it could be done.”

“The long term ultimate objective – the holy grail – is we would like to help make life multi-planetary.”

“I don’t have an issue with serving in the military per se, but serving in the South African army suppressing black people just didn’t seem like a really good way to spend time.”

“So even if a fire develops, it can't really attack the particularly vulnerable locations like the pneumatic system or the avionics or the engine bay. We want to be in the situation that even if a fire develops, the rocket just keeps going.”

“I’m nauseatingly pro-American. It is where great things are possible.”

“Rocket engineering is not like ditch digging. With ditch digging you can get 100 people and dig a ditch, and you will dig it a hundred times as faster if you get 100 people versus one. With rockets, you have to solve the problem of a particular level of difficulty; one person who can solve the problem is worth an infinite number of people who can’t.”

“We need to figure out how to have the things we love, and not destroy the world.”

“Holy flying fuck, that thing took off!”

“History is written by the victors … except on Wikipedia haha.”

“Whoever thought owning the libs would be cheap never tried to acquire a social media company!”

“A good sign as to whether there is free speech is, "Is someone you don't like allowed to say something you don't like?"”

“I like to be involved in things that change the world. The Internet did, and space will probably be more responsible for changing the world than anything else. If humanity can expand beyond the Earth, obviously that's where the future is.”

“In terms of the Internet, it's like humanity acquiring a collective nervous system. Whereas previously we were more like a… collection of cells that communicated by diffusion. With the advent of the Internet, it was suddenly like we got a nervous system. It's a hugely impactful thing.”

“Everything works in PowerPoint; but if you have the physical item or some demonstration software, that's much more convincing to people than a PowerPoint presentation or a business plan.”

“We're adding a triple sign-off for all work done on the launch pad, on flight components, and flight critical GSE. You have a technician, a responsible engineer, and then quality assurance will sign the final, record all information, and take photographs of all the work that was done, and then make sure that all information is put into our quality assurance database, which is reviewed prior to launch.”

“SpaceX's got 5,000 people. I get a lot of attention, but they are really doing the work.”

“Getting to Mars is too big an accomplishment for us to feel proud by just by swinging by. We are a nation of enterprise as well as exploration, and we're not about to go there without making something of it.”