Wouldn’t work from home allow the government to sell office buildings it doesn’t need, and therefore save money?
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They don’t have the attention span or memory to be good at being a DM, generally. I’m sure someone will figure it out in the next couple years though.
That only works if the other guy stops punching you when you try to negotiate.
It’s a good thing these guys never made a big deal of a sitting president’s son being addicted to drugs, right?
$40k a year sounds super reasonable.
That being said, it’s not crazy to ask the country who has been developing anti-Russian weapons for 50 years to donate those weapons to an anti-Russian cause. That’s what they were built for after all.
If you think that Starship has the exact same issues that SLS has you’re truly stretching reality. A billion dollars and two years is a TINY cost overrun compared to what they are doing. I know it sounds like a lot but for comparison, SLS costs like $2.5 billion per launch, not including development costs.
Ehhh, two years late for a rocket isn’t terrible. Space is hard.
But yeah 2030 is an aggressive timeline. I’m shocked NASA didn’t go for an Apollo-style service module and lander that gets assembled in-orbit, launched by Falcon Heavies. That seems like the least crazy architecture and requires very little new technology.
Slightly worse in design, far better in consumer-friendliness!
It’s the free market dumbass, boycotting isn’t illegal.
That’s a shovel, but otherwise indistinguishable from the source material.