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Oct 29, 2026

Kara SwisherHOST
26:22
Kevin, to what extent do both these moves a distraction on Musk's part? And what's the endgame? And also, who is he fooling?
Catherine RampellGUEST
26:29
Well, he's always got these stunts that he does, right? That he was going to have the Hyperloop.
Catherine RampellGUEST
26:36
He always promises some whiz-bang new invention, some innovation.
Catherine RampellGUEST
26:43
And sometimes he delivers on something impressive.
Kyle KulinskiHOST
36:55
A lie.
Kyle KulinskiHOST
36:56
He said Hyperloop was going to revolutionize, you know, how to get from point A to point B. It's going to, you know, supersede trains and all this other stuff.
Kyle KulinskiHOST
37:04
Turns out that was a lie.
Kyle KulinskiHOST
37:05
The Hyperloop was a fucking joke.
Kyle KulinskiHOST
37:07
It was a fucking joke.
Kyle KulinskiHOST
37:08
The Tesla Roadster that he announced in 2017 lied about that.
Vishesh RajaramGUEST
24:38
But there are times where you realize that something is a public good.
Vishesh RajaramGUEST
24:41
I mean, I think the case in point and may sound controversial is this Hyperloop idea.
Vishesh RajaramGUEST
24:48
It's so large and it takes so much time and there's so much policy, governmental support that almost reminds me of public infrastructure.
Vishesh RajaramGUEST
24:57
And if something's truly public infrastructure, then it's good to clear the blur, as it says, and be clear to saying, don't do that.
Vishesh RajaramGUEST
25:32
So the nuance there is it's nationally critical, but it's public good, which means it's supposed to be free or mostly free or subsidized.
Vishesh RajaramGUEST
25:42
And it's nationally critical, but so important that it's not for public.
Vishesh RajaramGUEST
25:47
So let's say the Hyperloop or mass transit train, bullet trains, that is a public good.
Vishesh RajaramGUEST
25:54
I mean, I would be very uncomfortable to invest in a startup that's building a bullet train or a Hyperloop port, quite frankly.

Unknown podcast

Future of Transportation 97

Oct 28 · 1 Mention

speaker_1UNKNOWN
13:32
It doesn't favor the bicycle over the SUV.
speaker_2UNKNOWN
13:34
It doesn't favor the Hyperloop over the commercial airliner.
speaker_2UNKNOWN
13:37
It is totally devoid of policy recommendations.
speaker_1UNKNOWN
13:41
So just to be clear to you, the learner listening right now, we are not endorsing any viewpoint here because there is literally no viewpoint in the source to endorse.
speaker_11UNKNOWN
36:52
out of here, bro.
speaker_11UNKNOWN
36:55
Just like everything else, like the frigging Hyperloop, right? Yeah.
speaker_11UNKNOWN
36:58
All right.
speaker_11UNKNOWN
36:58
Wake me up from the
Doug GordonHOST
2:48
He said it's something we can do in our lifetimes.
Doug GordonHOST
2:50
Then, of course, there's the Hyperloop.
Doug GordonHOST
2:53
Back in 2021, we did an episode on the Las Vegas Loop that was promised to be, you know, the sealed vacuum tube Hyperloop.
Doug GordonHOST
3:01
We know now, of course, that it's Teslas driven by humans in death trap tunnels with no emergency exits or ventilation or anything.
Doug GordonHOST
3:10
And that Hyperloop in Vegas was reported on credulously back in 2015.
Doug GordonHOST
3:15
So we did the episode in 2021 when it finally debuted.
Doug GordonHOST
3:19
But as early as 2015, people were saying this was going to be a thing.
Doug GordonHOST
3:23
And cities were talking to Elon Musk about building Hyperloops from, say, their airport to their downtown.
Mike DeHaanHOST
41:04
that was some of the other stuff.
Mike DeHaanHOST
41:05
Like the Hyperloop or things that he was talking about.
Mike DeHaanHOST
41:07
Or he's going to do like the train from San Francisco to LA or something that he was talking about.
Mike DeHaanHOST
41:12
I don't know.
speaker_1HOST
132:28
Oh, boring company.
speaker_1HOST
132:30
No, no, no. What's the name of that thing? Hyperloop.
The RevolutionaryHOST
132:32
Hyperloop.
The RevolutionaryHOST
132:33
You need a Hyperloop between Dallas and Austin.
The RevolutionaryHOST
132:36
He's talked about this
speaker_1HOST
132:37
for 15 years.
The RevolutionaryHOST
132:44
And it was the Simpsons monorail guy.
The RevolutionaryHOST
132:47
A monorail, because...
Dirk HobbsHOST
3:46
It's a good evening of socializing, networking down in southeast Colorado.
Dirk HobbsHOST
3:52
We had SwissPod CEO up in here a couple of weeks ago, Dennis Tudor, and he was talking about what they're doing down there with that Hyperloop.
Dirk HobbsHOST
4:00
And that is some really cool technology happening down there at the old chemical depot.
Dirk HobbsHOST
4:05
Anyway, those are the big things that are happening around the region.
Elaine BurkeGUEST
70:43
He hasn't talked about that.
Elaine BurkeGUEST
70:44
He hasn't even been involved in the Hyperloop project, I don't think, in many, many years.
Elaine BurkeGUEST
70:48
They were up to a point doing tests where a lot of like student engineering teams would try to build a capsule that would be able to withstand being pushed through a vacuum at speed like that and not kill people inside it.
Elaine BurkeGUEST
71:02
And I don't even know if those competitions even happen anymore.

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