> It is impossible to proof either way, unless we would see the full SpaceX financials. I think we can just sit back and see how SpaceX do, ask ourselves were

> It is impossible to proof either way, unless we would see the full SpaceX financials. I think we can just sit back and see how SpaceX do, ask ourselves were reusable rockets necessary for that, and it will be enough. If SpaceX dominate planetary internet, get to the moon, or get to Mars, I reckon we can probably say it was a good call. It's a credit to HN's contrarianism that the idea of reusable rockets is bad for business, but at some point you have to give in to reality. Perhaps Airbus should start scrapping their planes after every flight to boost their income.