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Hyperloop > Neuralink > Self-Driving Cars > Robotaxi fleets > Personal Robots > Orbital Datacenters > [insert next vibe shift]
At what point do people start to see the ever-shifting goalposts for what they are?
If Musk and SpaceX are serious about putting 1 million datacenter satellites into space, then they are not serious about Mars. You cannot simultaneously build and launch 10’s of thousands of Starships to deliver 1 million tons of equipment and supplies bound to Mars while also committing to launching 10’s of thousands of Starships to orbit full of satellites. They would need to quadruple their launch rate, and half o…
Too me this smells of projected cash desperation. Do people actually pay for Grok?
I still don't understand the "data center in space" narrative. How are they going to solve the cooling issue?
Too me this smells of projected cash desperation. Do people actually pay for Grok?
SpaceX is too big to fail. It's important for national security. I wonder if Elon wants to tangle all his businesses into SpaceX so they are all kept afloat by SpaceX's importance.
Merging SpaceX with a public company like Tesla would create a lot of issues for the classified projects SpaceX does.
But more likely that merger would consist of SpaceX acquiring Tesla and taking it private
Well surely this acquisition is above board. Nothing funny going on here, just good old business as usual.
What's funny? Do you think the investors are against this? The investor's aren't idiots. I imagine the typical investor in Elon Musk's companies would approve of this sort of thing. So what's the problem? Besides, its a private company with Musk as majority shareholder in both. That's the beauty of private companies, you can just do things. I wish more companies were private and ambitious. I'm tired of companies like…
citation needed.