Wild announcement by $SPCX, the physics alone is hard to wrap your head around. And honestly, aiming this high isn’t naive. Musk does it on purpose, and it works often enough.
But the real question is the date. So I looked at the record. Of the SpaceX promises with a deadline that has come and gone, almost all of them eventually happened, just about none of them on time. Two years late is normal. Doubling whatever timeline he gives you is a decent rule of thumb.
So: probably yes. Probably not when he says.
Across all his companies, only about a quarter of Musk’s dated promises arrived on time, a third showed up around two years late, and the rest never showed up.
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BREAKING:
Argentina passes Milei’s “Principle of Fiscal Innocence Law,” reversing the traditional paradigm of the tax system, shifting from a presumption of guilt (taxpayers had to constantly justify assets & spending) to a presumption of innocence.
The tax authority ARCA will now have to prove serious irregularities, rather than automatically pursuing minor discrepancies.
The government presents it as a measure to reduce "tax harassment”
@danielisdizzy Building a 1 GW data center can cost between $5-10 billion+, considering factors like land acquisition, construction, power infrastructure, and cooling systems.