Look at the Falcon rocket history. They started out at a very similar point, though at a smaller scale. And yet now they are comfortably human rated. They have landed the last 171 times in a row without fail, with another one coming this evening to add to that incredible number.
The guy at the helm is a terrible person, but this does not discredit the absolutely insane progress they have made.
Private mansions, estates, forests I would imagine
Tax them all the way to hell
To be fair, I don't like basically any salty sweet combo. You can keep your salted caramel and waffles with chicken!
If a sign is posted saying 'Bicyclists may use full lane' then that lane is now a bicycle lane with cars being allowed on it for some reason. Check your car brain.
Turns out it's difficult to make a tower stand up straight for 900 years
I've never understood why some people simply must overfill the machine, ensuring that nothing gets properly cleaned. Literally just run the machine twice. It will still use way less water than hand washing, and it will do a better job.
Seems like we can't go a week between inaccurate posts complaining about Starlink getting traction
It truly feels like most people learned absolutely nothing in the past several years
The cost estimate is way way higher than reality. They are basing it off of what SpaceX charges for other companies using a brand new rocket, while they are actually providing their own launch at cost and reusing the vehicles many times. In fact, they recently broke their own record and launched as well as landed a rocket for the 16th time. This means that their actual cost is mostly fuel and some refurbishment costs, not the price of a fully new vehicle.
Best Enterprise
Janeway did nothing wrong