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If it’s all so possible, how come SpaceX has no viable competition? I get it, you don’t like Elon, that’s understandable, but let’s please give adequate credit
by ein0p 3y ago
If it’s all so possible, how come SpaceX has no viable competition? I get it, you don’t like Elon, that’s understandable, but let’s please give adequate credit where credit is due. Pulling off just one of the things he did would be a monumental achievement for anyone. He’s done what at this point, 3-4? Does that really mean nothing to you just because you don’t like that he has the gall to use the First Amendment?
- neverrroot 3y agoIt's something that has increasingly bewildered me: why do we as people get so biased when we don't like someone? So biased that we can't see anything good in them anymore, and we can't recognize (sometimes any of) their accomplishments? Biden, Trump, Elon, etc., depending on what side you are, there's always someone to think of as an example.
- croes 3y agoDid Pope Julius II pull of the frescoes of the Sistine Chapel? I get it that Musk was necessary to get the money but money doesn't build rockets otherwise Bezos company would have succeeded too. Seems like the actual engineers are the ones to praise. Musks seems more like the type who has read a sci-fi book or seen a movie and has enough money to pay people to build what he has read or seen. The problem is that he often underestimates the technical challenges. This sometimes works when the problem only needs an evolutionary step, like landing rockets, but fails when it comes to revolutionary discoveries. The whole Twitter thing is only accelerating the destruction of his nimbus. When he makes announcements and promises, I now always hear in my head: "Monorail, monorail"