I enjoyed reading this article, particularly it's review of the new lunar society book. That society reminds me of what excited me when I watched the Windows XP

I enjoyed reading this article, particularly it's review of the new lunar society book. That society reminds me of what excited me when I watched the Windows XP tour for the first time: this is a device intended to be a digital power tool for you to be able to do things you couldn't do before and do them better and faster and easier than before. While Windows of today is deceptive and buggy, the value that it has is because it still has pieces of that now discarded design philosophy. Zooming out from a particular technology platform, I don't know how to build that new lunar society but boy do I want to live in that world, innovation for its own sake to increase human flourishing so that we can all live the good life in a human focused technologically advanced world. In short: building the sci Fi flying cars future.