I didn't want to spend time agonising over whether any idea was original enough and not a duplicate of another (I have a lot of combinations and variations of similar things), so decided to just keep writing until an hour had elapsed instead of stopping at 50.

Conventional rocket
Giant space elevator, but instead of going just to orbit, it connects all the way to the moon!
Magnetically excelerate a capsule along a giant tube, until it reaches the moon.
Magically/somehow teleport it there
Jetpack (but isn't that just another rocket?)
Airplane to get to orbit, then a nuclear rocket or ion thruster to get to the moon.
Balloon to get to orbit, then nuclear rocket or ion thruster

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AI Could Defeat All Of Us Combined

The main issue I have with this premise that doesn't seem to be addressed very well, is why would literally every competent AI have the exact same goals that only align with AI and not with humans? If AI's goals conflicted with human goals, wouldn't they likely conflict with the goals of other AIs too? I find it hard to imagine AI being so uniform without some seriously large amount of centralisation.

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