6 ms·
I kind of agree with (1) but (2) in this case is just 'built something to meet the requirements but everything had moved on by time of delivery' which I think i
by codeulike 8y ago
I kind of agree with (1) but (2) in this case is just 'built something to meet the requirements but everything had moved on by time of delivery' which I think is something all of us engineers here have experience of.
- learnstats2 8y agoElon Musk could have given money to the experts on the ground who were actually in the situation and knew what was needed. Instead, he wrongly assumed he knew better.
- codeulike 8y agoNot that he knew better, just that he/spacex could contribute something that no-one else could. I don't think money was ever a problem in this situation.
- antris 8y agoHow do you know if Musk gave them money or not? How do you know if money was even the issue? How do you know Musk thought he knew better? Where is this coming from? Do you always assume you know everything that other people are doing/not doing or thinking/not thinking?
- mehrdadn 8y agoFrom where do you get the impression that money can solve any problem?
- nickik 8y agoThey didn't ask him for money, money was not the issue. If they had asked him for money he would have probably helped out. They asked his engineers for help and they tried to help. He didn't think he 'knew better' he tried something and offered it as an idea to the people responsible. Did he say 'fuck those assholes they should have used my solution'? The toxic nature on the internet is so disgusting and unnecessary.