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Would you like to look up at the moon one day and see lights of cities shining back down on us, like in those photographs of nighttime on Earth? And would you like to look up at the stars and know there are people out there thriving indefinitely? Our current condition puts an almost unbearable strain on the colonization of the solar system and effectively chains us to the Earth. But there is a way to break this chain. Contrary to most accounts, people can travel at the speed of light. The universe is at our feet.

In his new book, A Window on Intelligence, Silicon Valley–based software engineer and philosopher Dennis Hackethal introduces a new technology for the rapid colonization of the solar system, the galaxy, and beyond. Let’s explore the stars.

A Window on Intelligence, coming soon.


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