Here you have how SpaceX looked like in 2002: https://i.redd.it/00ikcxo2z0f01.jpg
My guess is that in 20 years people will be also saying how he took an existing technology and sold it to a mass audience.
Here you have how SpaceX looked like in 2002: https://i.redd.it/00ikcxo2z0f01.jpg
My guess is that in 20 years people will be also saying how he took an existing technology and sold it to a mass audience.
I've seen that dancing Elon picture everywhere but now I finally know the source. Thanks for sharing!
Brain surgery!
There is no even remotely existing technology that does what Musk wants to do. The stuff that does exist is in comparison a stone-age tool.
While SpaceX's achievements are considerable, they are not in the league of the achievements necessary to do what Neuralink has set out to do.
Again, I acknowledge that I could certainly be wrong about this in the long term, and Musk has put together an impressive team, but I think skepticism is warranted, and comparisons to Tesla or SpaceX are lacking in scale.
The sad thing about SpaceX is that because NASA was tasked to build a commercial space industry (funding SpaceX and others) they slowed the pace of development of the technology by limiting the funds. I'm sure if NASA made SpaceX and it's other contractors cooperate, the funds would have been spent more efficiently too.
On Nazi rockets. It wasn't from scratch.