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You probably aren't Elon. But you may know someone one or two hops away: an engineer, a journalist, a friend. Share this page with one person who can move it closer. That's the whole ask.
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One email to one person who can get it closer. Subject line: "Elon, watch this".
If you're a chemist, an engineer or an economist: try to kill the idea. Write to manuel@stringcubed.com. Or read the protocol and try to break it.
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Shape a string of material in 3D and you can make almost anything. A founder in Florida says that idea leads to the first ancestor of the Star Trek replicator: printing functional matter without cooking it. He is asking Elon Musk for one meeting to try to kill the idea. elonwatchthis.com
Shape a string of material in 3D and you can make almost anything. Manuel Rendon (Timeplast, String Cubed) holds a granted U.S. patent in matter-to-matter computing and a patent-pending process that lets a 3D printer carry proteins through a 200 °C nozzle intact. His pitch to Elon Musk is four stages long and asks for one meeting. If you know someone who can get it to him, this is worth a look: elonwatchthis.com
Subject: Elon, watch this Hi, I don't know Elon, but you might know someone who does. A friend of mine, Manuel Rendon, built a short pitch about using a string of material to make almost anything, printing functional matter and a civilization bootstrap called Singular City. He's only asking for a meeting. elonwatchthis.com
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