I wouldn’t use the word wild though, considering “men of such status and influence” making sweeping and wildly inaccurate claims has been a staple of Twitter since 2016, if not earlier. Let’s not forget one of those actually had his stubby little fingers on the nuclear buttons for four years, precisely because he was…

How fun it is to watch a man who has no better idea than dumping obscene amounts of money to make his PC game launcher somewhat competitive lecture us about meritocracies.

For a man of this status and influence making such sweeping and inaccurate allegations is wild. they’re conspiratorial. 

The checkmark isn’t even a verification anymore. What is the point? Does Musk not realize no one’s going to fall for this?

Twitter was bad before, but now when you read through replies to any tweet it’s just nothing but piles and piles of shit. 

For reference, this is where that van was sitting:

“Congratulations @elonmusk on pulling this historical launch!”

Agreed, 100% this has to happen. 

Footage taken near the launch tower show surprising amounts of debris...

The launch pads at Canaveral are built up on big mounds of earth, the flame trenches are basically at ground level.  Looks like this was a corner that got cut in the interest of speed and cost, and I guess one of the lessons learned from this is that there are still very valid reasons to stick with certain things from…

They really need to build a flame diverter for the next launch (no flame trenches unfortunately because of the type of ground apparently). 

High on his own supply. I mean, you’ve got to be a little crazy to dig a freaking secret tunnel under a dense suburban neighborhood and then ask for planning permission in retrospect.

Might not want to mount your Jet Engine to a wooden frame.

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I drive slightly offset so I can see brake lights. Of course this falls down when the number of cars driving around with brake lights out is shockingly high.

Oh please - you can’t see through most (S)CUVs anyways. 

Just follow from a safe distance. You will actually help traffic move more smoothly because you will help lessen the accordion effect. 

I do indeed like to be able to see through the car in front, but the reality is that in present day America, there’s a slim chance you can do that anyway. Especially when driving a low car and the vehicle in front either has a solid metal tailgate or an SUV with a limo tinted rear windshield

You must hate people with tinted windows lol.