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Its not bonkers if you have a ruthless win at all costs strategy. You dont become the richest man in the world by being nice.
Ergo being not nice is necessary to success. What a wonderful world.
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~2d was intended to imply effectively 2d for human activities, even airspace is probably closer to a layered 2d cake than true 3d like deeper space. LEO may be closer to an extension of airspace due to orbits and gravity. Still, due to the exponential growth with respect to the radius, there is significant room in LEO compared to anything terrestrial.
Quadratic growth, not exponential growth.
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We got used to companies abusing processes and not being punished. Just look at how all Big Tech companies systematically break laws and happily pays the fines for these crimes.
But if they pay the fine, haven't they been punished? Whether punishment was sufficient is a different question.
The world is too complex to fully codify in rules and punishments, abusing loopholes (or taking punishment as cost of business) is still reprehensible. I do agree we should try to increase punishment/close loopholes when possible, it’s just always will be a losing battle.
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Its not bonkers if you have a ruthless win at all costs strategy. You dont become the richest man in the world by being nice.
Ergo being not nice is necessary to success. What a wonderful world.
It’s not necessary, but it probably helps. It’s also a great american tradition (though by no means unique to american), and so is calling for the state to help you not being nice (and then people wonder why US unions are antagonistic…)
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Also, Starlink continues to show up as AS36492 (One of Google's AS).
AS?
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We once said the ocean is huge too.
Is there anyone claiming the ocean is full?
I could care less about the attitude or acumen of Jeff or Elon personally. From a business perspective though, it's absolutely bonkers to see Amazon wasting such an immense amount of resources in an attempt to slow the competition down, rather than speed their own up. It's like watching a child flip the monopoly board after realising they can't buy any more properties and remain on top.
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Its not bonkers if you have a ruthless win at all costs strategy. You dont become the richest man in the world by being nice.
Ergo being not nice is necessary to success. What a wonderful world.