:09:01
There's a little sensor
that defects who's in the room
:09:04
Doesn't Bill Gates have
something like that?
:09:07
Bill who? ha, ha. ah,
no, no. his is primitive.
:09:13
So I understand you are thinking of
doing a start up
:09:16
Yeah.
:09:18
My friends and I have been planning on
doing a media delivery system for a long time
:09:24
It would be open source, we offer it free
to everybody, just charge for tech support.
:09:29
Wow, free.
:09:30
It's a cut-throat business we're in Milo
:09:33
It's just a matter of time before someone borrows
your technology,improves it and makes a billion dollars on it.
:09:40
What would you do with a billion dollars Milo?
:09:44
Mmm I don't know
:09:46
I'll tell you what you could do
:09:47
You could take that money and put it back into
technology, education and the arts
:09:52
You can transform culture
:09:54
I found the opera company, symphony orchestras,
museums, theatres, steels..
:09:57
I have donated thousands of computers
to schools through out the country
:10:01
The question
really is,
:10:03
How many of the people you share discoveries with
will be outulistic?
:10:09
and how many will make fortunes of
your generosity?
:10:16
Come on in here
:10:24
Check this out.
:10:27
huh
:10:29
- This is the SYNAPSE satellite.
- You bet.
:10:32
I have 240 of these up there
:10:36
12 different obital patterns,
20 satellites,
:10:38
mother satellite of each ring
:10:40
passes over us
every night at 10 o'clock
:10:42
to allow for station keeping,
re-programming, etc.
:10:46
They in turn pass the data along
to the sister satellites in their realm
:10:49
That's the coolest I ever seen.
:10:50
I'm total wrapped up in this
:10:51
It's like Ive got my mission control
right here on my PC
:10:54
Activation codes,
IP address, flight pass..
:10:58
- It's the best train set ever, hum?
- You bet