Casey Handmer

Yeah, it's, it's interesting.

I mean, you know, I talk with a lot of people, a lot of leaders, and, uh, Casey Handmer, who's the, the founder of Terraform Industries, I love how he says, like, this has been a problem since before the pyramids, right? G- you know, I, I think in many ways, if you look back at the history of humanity, our greatest strength has always been our ability to get large groups of people to work together.

And so like any superhero, our greatest strength is also our greatest weakness.

Like, it, it is the defining feature of us and it, and that is the defining challenge.

When space, energy, and bureaucracy collide, the question isn't just what can be built, but what can actually scale.

In this episode, Ty Moore sits down with Casey Handmer, founder and CEO of Terraform Industries, for the third part of a series on why Elon Musk outcompetes everyone.

And they cover a lot of ground here.

They start with lunar mass drivers, move to AI compute in orbit, and then dive into this larger fight over regulation, manufacturing, and economic