This episode explores the intersection of technology, national security, and the future of warfare, featuring Palmer Luckey, founder of Anduril Industries, in conversation with Peter Diamandis. Luckey shares insights on non-human intelligence, clarifying that while he hasn't seen conclusive evidence of alien craft, he acknowledges unexplained phenomena and speculates on possibilities like time travel. Against the backdrop of AI advancements, Luckey emphasizes Anduril's focus on AI-driven defense solutions, highlighting the importance of speed and predictive capabilities over sheer intelligence, referencing the philosophical origins of Lattice, Anduril's AI engine, in Laplace's Demon. More significantly, the discussion pivots to US-China relations, with Luckey cautioning against underestimating China's unique threats, including territorial ambitions and historical revisionism. As the conversation evolves, Luckey articulates Anduril's design philosophy, prioritizing mass production using existing infrastructure over vertical integration, and touches upon the ethical considerations of AI in warfare, advocating for human accountability. The episode concludes with Luckey's vision for future warfare, emphasizing subterranean warfare and the potential for AI to reduce casualties, while also addressing the challenges of wildfires and the potential for technology to mitigate their impact.