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> it's also my prerogative to advocate for what I believe to be a better allocation of resources. Honest question, not trying to be rude: what makes you believ

> it's also my prerogative to advocate for what I believe to be a better allocation of resources. Honest question, not trying to be rude: what makes you believe you have a better idea of what a good allocation of resources (and Elon Musk's / SpaceX's skills) would be? If you're so smart and good at allocating resources, what prevents you from pursuing that other project instead of demanding from other people to follow your lead?

AndrewKemendo 10y ago
what makes you believe you have a better idea of what a good allocation of resources (and Elon Musk's / SpaceX's skills) would be? Same reason as anyone else I suppose. Not really sure how to answer that without sounding like a douche. If you're so smart and good at allocating resources, what prevents you from pursuing that other project instead of demanding from other people to follow your lead? I mean that's exactly what I'm doing...
- hueving 10y ago
  >I mean that's exactly what I'm doing... You're not advocating for something your advocating against something.
  - wott 10y ago
    You could have made the effort of reading his messages in this very sub-thread before answering. Not that I agree with him, but he has his 'vision' too.
lmm 10y ago
> Honest question, not trying to be rude: what makes you believe you have a better idea of what a good allocation of resources (and Elon Musk's / SpaceX's skills) would be? We all advocate for what we believe, advance our best arguments, and collectively reach conclusions. That's how discussion is supposed to work, no? Or are we supposed to pick the smartest person in the room and then ignore everyone else?