americans thought this was groundbreaking innovation
>>214668347thanks doc
It could move an incredible 100 people in 1 hour
not every idea elon musk has is a good one lmaohe usually eats big shit every time he has to compromise with local bureaucraciesif he built his own town in the middle of nowhere, like he's planning on doing with starbase in texas, it'll probably end up being some scifi future town before long
>>214668375lmao
>>214668969SAAAAAAR
>>214668969>not every idea elon musk has is a good one lmaoNigga none of "his" "ideas" are good.
>>214668347Elon thought he could get government contracts by doing what was essentially public works, since he has a tech cult around him they think everything he finances is supposed to be some cutting edge tech. True horror is realizing that Elon would freeze Internet culture around the peak Doge era when Reddit was at its prime, and people thought he was the last hope of humanity. The guy's life revolves around eluding the delusion that he's not propped up by government contracts.
>>214668347literally not a single american thought this was impressive aside from musk
>>214670538you have to be a delusional retard to say this If it wasn't for Musk, we: - wouldn't be launching 1000s of spacecraft into orbit every year- would still mostly be driving gas powered vehicles which haven't substantially changed for 40 years - wouldn't have made any serious progress on clean energy / grid electrification like with solar panels roofs (which are now incredibly common) - wouldn't be making any progress on Brain / Computer Interaction devices like with neuralink Musk even fucking helped start OpenAI with a massive investment. how can you say he hasn't had any good ideas