Greta Thunberg and Steve Jobs are stuck in Shuttle Detour to an Unknown Planet and forced to have a deep conversation.

"This whole situation is absurd," Greta stated flatly, "another consequence of reckless technological advancement without considering the planetary impact."

"No, Greta, it's opportunity," Steve countered, his eyes gleaming, "a chance to innovate, to design a new beginning, a *better* future than the one we left."

"But at what cost? Another planet ravaged for resources, another ecosystem exploited?" Greta challenged, her voice laced with urgency.

"We can build sustainably, efficiently," Steve argued, pacing the cramped shuttle, "think different, design for longevity, not obsolescence."

"Thinking differently doesn't absolve us of responsibility," Greta retorted, "it demands we prioritize the Earth's survival, not just human convenience."

Steve paused, considering her words, "But convenience drives adoption, Greta, and adoption fuels the resources for real change."

"Change born from exploitation is no change at all," Greta insisted, her gaze unwavering, "it's just a postponement of the inevitable collapse."

"Then we'll design the collapse differently," Steve replied, a flicker of his old ambition returning, "make it a graceful transition, a necessary evolution."

Greta sighed, "Evolution shouldn't require planetary destruction, Steve. It should be about harmonious coexistence."

"Perhaps this detour is the universe's way of forcing us to design that coexistence, Greta," Steve mused, a hint of humility in his tone, "together."