Perhaps instead of "control kessler syndrome" I should have used "mitigate" to be more clear in what I am saying. I am not merely implying that SpaceX wouldn't

Perhaps instead of "control kessler syndrome" I should have used "mitigate" to be more clear in what I am saying. I am not merely implying that SpaceX wouldn't cause it to profit from it, but that they would actively try to avoid it and not let it happen through inaction. (Perhaps they would work toward solving it if it looks to be progressing quicker than anticipated and SpaceX seems best poised to tackle it) Also a not-so-relevant nitpick - I wouldn't call Elon charismatic. Perhaps in a room full of engineers he may be. Nevertheless I still applaud him for learning how to be more personable in the corporate world. Agreed, the first two videos were more captivating in their window into Musk's technical thought process (during which I took notes!) and the current SpaceX developments. The third struck me as a unique look into his everyday dealings while at the same time driving home how important he feels the entire undertaking is. The tone is different in the 3rd one. Much more of a serious message in contrast to the euphoric geekery in the first two.