>Personally after watching it live, I'd argue Space X launching humans into space is one of those "moments". There's no way that Space X launching humans, some

>Personally after watching it live, I'd argue Space X launching humans into space is one of those "moments". There's no way that Space X launching humans, something we've done dozens of times, is as significant as the first time someone walked on the moon. 94% of households in the US watched that. I'd be surprised if 0.94% of households watched Space X. That said, he is still wrong. 9/11 was definitely a shared cultural moment. At least shared across the US.