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They laugh at his jokes, and then sit deadly silent when asked "we're going, right?" Does anyone expect were going to launch Artemis rockets over and over for
by Buttons840 1y ago
They laugh at his jokes, and then sit deadly silent when asked "we're going, right?"
Does anyone expect were going to launch Artemis rockets over and over for decades? Aren't they extremely expensive?
- renewiltord 1y agoLol this is a rhetorical trick. A joke is expected in the middle of a speech. Audience responses to a question generally aren't. If you were speaking to all the mathematicians in the world and decided halfway through to say "What's the integral of e^x dx?" you'd likely get silence in response. "OMG most mathematicians don't know how to integrate e^x holy shit humanity is doomed".
- Buttons840 1y agoHe asked "what is this?" at some point, referring to a diagram, and someone immediately answers "a PID controller". My claim remains that there are many who are working on Artemis that quietly believe it will not succeed. History will eventually reveal the truth about this; and yeah, I might be wrong, we will see.
- renewiltord 1y agoI searched the transcript for "we're going, right?" and stopped it at the first section (here I rewound a little for you) https://youtu.be/OoJsPvmFixU?t=1270 https://youtu.be/OoJsPvmFixU?t=1270 I'll address this to the third parties in the room who are not me or you: Click through and listen and if you are convinced it's a question you can go with Buttons840. If you're not convinced it's a question you can go with me. But it'll take you 10 seconds max. Worth it for you to see it yourself. No need to let anyone convince you.
- JumpCrisscross 1y ago> there are many who are working on Artemis that quietly believe it will not succeed There may be. But Destin’s video doesn’t demonstrate that.