Didn't even realize there already was a comment for this. Pointed out the exact same timestamp independently in another comment. Talking of the more reasonable

Didn't even realize there already was a comment for this. Pointed out the exact same timestamp independently in another comment. Talking of the more reasonable bureaucratic hoops, SpaceX has done quite a job filling all of FAA's requirements they landed on the program from the previous attempt. In a way I hoped that SpaceX would operate outside US to not have to abide by all the crazy laws they have (even with hiring!) but this seems to be the only way. Overall, Starship isn't being given a fraction of the coverage it should be. This is the Apollo of our time, but without the dependency of hyper-inefficient and unstable government funding. But this time, Moon will be just a bus stop.