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I agree, the writing seems quite hostile. Everything get politicized immediately nowadays which is quite sad.
by sschueller 8y ago
I agree, the writing seems quite hostile. Everything get politicized immediately nowadays which is quite sad.
- gameswithgo 8y agoSir, there was nothing political about the quoted paragraph assuming that it is accurate that the industry have been discussing russian space reliability. In fact it would be you who has politicized it now.
- ryanwaggoner 8y agoMa’am, something being accurate doesn’t preclude it being political.
- AdverseAffect 8y agoI'm not following news about space, and was just going from what I read. he article did not provide any context or sources for these claims. Now that HN has filled in thw gaps, it does sound like Russia might have a problem with their tech. But imo BBC should have quoted either other articles or experts on the matter when making statements like this
- standerman 8y agoInteresting comment considering you've submitted several articles that were quite negative about Elon Musk.
- hef19898 8y agoAnd that is not necessarily politicizing, at least not in a narrow sense.
- sschueller 8y agoYes, Elon, not SpaceX.
- ItsMe000001 8y agoI'm not sure how I feel about that argument, did we really just find a place where public attacks on a person are better? I would think at most people actually involved in something that relies on the person may have a valid argument for such a thing, if it sticks to a concrete subject they actually have reason to care about. Other than that, I don't see the general public getting involved in discussions of a person (as such, in general) as a good thing.
- sschueller 8y agoIf I am trying to determine if I should buy or sell TSLA because the CEO just called another man a "Pedo" or claiming "funds secured" I think discussing what this man has said is justified.
- vasili111 8y agoThis is what cold war looks like and it has not begun several years ago. Cold war just has not ended yet.