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Henk Rogers, a pivotal figure in the history of Tetris, has shifted his focus from gaming to addressing pressing global issues. Following a near-fatal heart attack, Rogers found a renewed sense of purpose, directing his efforts toward tackling the climate crisis and exploring the possibilities of space travel.
Rogers believes that humanity must look beyond Earth to ensure its survival. His vision includes the establishment of sustainable habitats on the moon, which he sees as a crucial step in expanding human presence in the cosmos. By leveraging his experience in the gaming industry, he aims to inspire collaboration and innovation in space exploration.
In addition to his ambitious plans for lunar colonization, Rogers is also advocating for environmental sustainability on Earth. He emphasizes the importance of transitioning to renewable energy sources and reducing carbon emissions as integral components of a comprehensive strategy for the future. His journey from gaming icon to space advocate reflects a deep commitment to both the planet and the possibilities that lie beyond it.
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