Not a tech billionaire but otherwise James Cameron also matches that description. Actually Cameron is way more hardcore into "space is scary", and I "love deep sea" directions.
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If you think his movies aren't all about the tech you need to think again.
In the past maybe, but the last two Avatar films didn't really push any new tech.
What aliens? Gabe made games about zombies, robots, and trans-dimensional beings... I cant think of any games about aliens...
The combine are aliens from space
Well yeah, but from another dimension's space.
You're also from space.
He already knows aliens exist, and they live under the ocean like in The Abyss.
Comes from Seattle, not Silicon Valley. That is why
Bezos thou
He doesn't count. Too much Silicon Valley for Seattle
Also Paul Allen from Microsoft was pretty heavily invested into space shit when he died.
There also was that one billionnaire that died in a Titanic exploration accident. Poor son though, he didn't want to go.
The deep sea is way more important for us to understand than space. Well in some regards.
It would be more immediately beneficial.
A man chooses.
A slave obeys.
humanity knows more about whats in space than whats in the deep abyss
Silly fallacy. What about the deep abysses on planets we don't yet know exist?
Is it water?
he did send a gnome into space though