Jeff Bezos Funds 10,000-Year Clock Built Inside a Texas Mountain

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Jeff Bezos is financing the construction of a clock designed to run for 10,000 years, built deep inside a mountain in Texas. The project is intended to encourage long-term thinking and a greater sense of responsibility toward the future. The clock will be powered by natural energy sources, allowing it to operate continuously over millennia. It features a bell mechanism capable of producing a vast number of unique chime sequences. The structure is built for extreme durability and serves as a symbolic contrast to the short-term focus of modern society.

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