> You're making assumptions here. As far as I know there is no requirement that hyperloop has to be above ground. I don't think reading a proposal to build a t

> You're making assumptions here. As far as I know there is no requirement that hyperloop has to be above ground. I don't think reading a proposal to build a tube on pylons which it stated would mostly be located on highway medians to [theoretically] be cheaper than an intercity rail line and concluding it isn't intended to generate demand for a later startup developing tools to drill through rock is making a particularly wild assumption, especially not compared with taking the opposite position...