Jensen Huang: belief

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…Well, from a fan perspective, given your extremely enormous positive impact on civilization, of course, I hope you keep going. But also it’s just fun to watch what NVIDIA is doing, you know. It’s just the rate of innovation. And I’m a huge fan of engineering. There’s so much incredible engineering continuously being done by NVIDIA. It’s just fun to watch. It’s a celebration of humanity, a celebration of great builders, a celebration of great engineering. So, it represents something special. So I hope you and NVIDIA keep going. What gives you hope about this whole thing we got going on, about humanity, about the future of humanity? When you look out, when you think about the future quite a bit, when you look out 10, 20, 50, 100 years from now, what gives you hope? I’ve always had a great confidence in the kindness, the generosity, the compassion, the human capacity. I’ve always been extremely confident of that. Sometimes more so than I should. And I get taken advantage of, but it doesn’t ever cause me not to. I start with always that people want to do good. People want to help others. And vastly, I am proven right. Constantly proven right. And often it exceeds my expectations. And so I have complete confidence in the human capacity. I think the things that give me incredible hope is what I see now as possible, and as I extrapolate based on the things that we’re doing, what will very likely happen. And that there’s so many things that we wanna solve. There’s so many problems we wanna solve. There’s so many things that we wanna build. There’s so many good things that we wanna do that are now within our reach, and within the reach of my lifetime. You just can’t possibly not be romantic about that. You know what I’m saying? O- What an exciting time to be alive. Like, truly-…

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