3 ms·
Sorry to be a party pooper but the problem I think is there might be restrictions on who we can sell such a thing to (given we can create something that is as g
by pooper 10y ago
Sorry to be a party pooper but the problem I think is there might be restrictions on who we can sell such a thing to (given we can create something that is as good as the 35, which isn't a given either). I mean outside of NATO and Israel, I can't imagine who I'd be comfortable selling to...
Maybe Japan and South Korea?
I don't like the idea of being dependent on a few large customers. Not saying you should listen to me. I have a horrible track record in speculation. I was clearly overly skeptical of the Y Combinator darling, Dropbox. I bet Y Combinator is glad they didn't listen to people like me.
It just makes me feel uneasy.
- CalChris 10y agoNo one is going to buy this piece of junk if they don't have a finger in the manufacturing pie. And at $100M per, nor should they. We sell the F16 ($18.8M) to a ton of countries who'd never buy an F35. http://www.f-16.net/f-16_users.html http://www.f-16.net/f-16_users.html