> SpaceX crash-lands something on the Moon (before the first half) and Mars (after the first half)
Well, that or Musk rightfully claims the next decade, just like the last, where he came out of nothing. If so, and given a decline of the USA, a climate of desperation means he ends up elected president.
Well then I see what you see, when you say you want him to crash-land ;)
Oh, I'm quite hopeful for Elon. The thing is, for space exploration, and especially for Elon, it is much more likely that the first attempt will result in a crash.
But that's just how it's done, and the necessary first step. To me, that's Elon being successful.
> SpaceX crash-lands something on the Moon (before the first half) and Mars (after the first half)
Well, that or Musk rightfully claims the next decade, just like the last, where he came out of nothing. If so, and given a decline of the USA, a climate of desperation means he ends up elected president.
Well then I see what you see, when you say you want him to crash-land ;)