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Let me explain why SPCE investors are dumb. See this? This is a bunch of grain silos that all exploded. They're putting the finishing touches in SN4 right now. They've already started construction on SN5. They're building them approximately one every two weeks right now, with a goal of building one every 72 hours.

Eventually one of them won't explode. The moment that happens, SPCE loses all reason to exist. Because Starship is purely better in every metric than anything Virgin is developing. And what else happens when one of them doesn't explode?

Why, 72 hours later, you have another one that doesn't explode. And annudah one. And annudah one. This is what people are missing. Elon's not just building Starship prototypes, he's using the prototypes to develop a fucking mass production line, for STARSHIPS.

But yeah, Branson's suborbital glider one-off is cool, I guess.

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>shipping all those supplies to mars is prohibitively expensive
Elon Musk is working on the problem and is actually building flight hardware. Yes, they might be 10 years away from humans on Mars, but they're only a year away from orbit.

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