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> I was just about to write something similar - the reason nasa projects fail is because they refuse to allow for iteration. If that's why they fail, do they r
by davidmr 7y ago
> I was just about to write something similar - the reason nasa projects fail is because they refuse to allow for iteration.
If that's why they fail, do they regularly succeed in spite of it or also because of it?
- mattrp 7y agoThat’s fair criticism... can I qualify that I meant new development? Curious, what do you see as succeeding?
- davidmr 7y agoI mean, they regularly build robots, strap them on huge rockets, shoot them 300,000,000 miles away to mars, land them without a scratch, and drive them around for years. That’s awesome.