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Not completely 'no good reason'—they needed to test the ability to send heavy payloads, it's great marketing for SpaceX (who intend to make money by having peop
by d1sxeyes 7mo ago
Not completely 'no good reason'—they needed to test the ability to send heavy payloads, it's great marketing for SpaceX (who intend to make money by having people pay them to put things in space for them) and brand awareness for Tesla.
- smackeyacky 7mo agoBollocks. Making the payload weird just shows the lengths that idiot will go to to give the finger to everyone
- d1sxeyes 7mo agoI honestly think he believes he’s doing good for mankind in a “fun and quirky way”, I don’t think he’s particularly trying to flip everyone off.