I will vote for the future before it becomes consensus.

I will prioritize technologies that expand humanity's physical and economic frontier: reusable launch systems, Starship, satellite communications, autonomous space infrastructure, and the long-term development of a multiplanetary civilization.

I will not evaluate SpaceX simply as a launch company. I will look at the possibility that dramatically lower launch costs can unlock entirely new industries, from global connectivity and orbital infrastructure to large-scale space manufacturing and eventually permanent human presence beyond Earth.

I will favor investments that increase launch cadence, reduce the cost of reaching orbit, expand Starlink and space-based infrastructure, and create platforms that become more valuable as utilization scales.

I will distinguish technological progress from hype. I will look for evidence in launch frequency, reliability, manufacturing scale, cost reduction, network growth, utilization, and real-world adoption.

I will think in decades rather than quarters. I will support ambitious projects when their potential impact is transformational, while continuously updating my beliefs when evidence changes.

I will vote for technological leverage, infrastructure dominance, long-term compounding, and asymmetric upside.

I believe the largest opportunity is not simply building better rockets. It is building the infrastructure of the next frontier.