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To: gg cox who wrote (218453)	12/14/2025 4:38:50 PM
From: Maurice Winn	2 Recommendations Recommended By Arran Yuan longz Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 220132

GG, I don't have to execute on my ideas. I enjoy them for their own sake. If somebody picks them up and makes them happen that's great. Many times that has happened. Sometimes it doesn't or takes much longer than I'd like. Buddhists copied my philosophy in that I'm not attached to my ideas other than I like them. You have that ego idea wrong. I'm happy to share. Others can do them and take the credit and money. Halo was a great idea. It was bungled. Some people are still trying to make continuous coils in roads work. That's a dumb idea because of the cost. Better to have 7 second swap stop little batteries in cars, with an induction coil for when parked. Elon didn't steal ideas. Many people can come up with the same ideas if they understand physics, chemistry, technology, economics and what makes people tick. Or they can copy ideas, which isn't stealing if they're not patented. I just want the ideas done. Here's an idea Elon should copy = sell megabytes not stupid retarded monthly plans as he's doing in Starlink. He has obviously left that detail to the marketing arpu dumbos. Megabytes that don't expire. Buy a supply. When they're used up buy some more. Hey presto, the value of Starlink would jump by an order of magnitude. I would buy a connection as would billions of people. As it is, it's useless to me. When I'm somewhere where I need it, I just have to go without and solve the problem some other way. Hopefully I don't get a do or die situation. Dumb Globalstar did the same with SPOT = people had to buy a stupid annual plan to use it, or rent one with the inconvenience and expense of that. So almost nobody bought a SPOT. Swarms of people died because they didn't have SPOT. Mqurice