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Jiang predicts large strategic expenditures typically produce innovation waves, and he questions whether this pattern is breaking with current space programs.
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"Yeah, I want to raise two questions about the space program. So we know that after every major government expenditure, a huge government project,..."
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"There were all these tremendous breakthroughs in science, primarily Einstein's theory of relativity and quantum mechanics, which allows for the Manhattan Project. I'm completely..."
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