Wait...for decades of combustion-powered automobiles, 0-60 times were everything. It’s the primary stat the entire automotive publishing industry was built upon. But with battery-powered cars we’re now suddenly not supposed to care?

“I’ve waited long enough already,”

Play stupid games, win stupid prizes.

Space X was actually sending something to the space, Blue Origin was just doing a test flight in lower altitude

I fly Southwest for work almost exclusively. I fly just about 4 times a month so I’m super familiar with “economy” travel, but the flexibility SW affords me far outweighs the quality of the seat. However, with SW there’s no other option. (Admittedly I have A-List status with SW which makes things a little better)

Public: We hate flying in these smaller seats with less room everywhere and all these ridiculous regulations on bags and miles and seating and food and...well, everything. Flying is just too restricted now.

United: Sure, uh-huh, yeah you said a bunch of words, but have you thought about how much you will enjoy a MORE…

How is fake if it actually existed? So everything in development is fake? If deadlines are fake that would mean the entire video game industry is also fake they rarely meet dates

You shut your whorish mouth!

Seriously, these people are so dumb. I’m tempted to just get in my spaceship and go to outer space and do my ninja training there instead, just to get away from these freaking liars on the internet.

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He really is becoming a classic American industrialist. I think we used to have more guys like that.

The fact that you or anyone else thinks this conclusion was the result of a three-minute conversation is laughable. The math in a pet-project movie meant to get a conversation started is not indicative of any sort of cohesive plan - it’s just a number to reach and to get the conversation started. This -

Fast. Neck-snappingly fast. Very fast.

“Is there a problem officer?”
“Citizen, what is your name?”
“My name is James Tiberius Kirk!”

Someone brought that up before, but that’s even more misleading. A Co-pilot can take full control of a plane even if the pilot was not available. This is not that case with autopilot, which is purely assistive (pilot or copilot must be present during its use).

I think we can all agree that we need more Steven Ogg in general. He was great on Better Call Saul, and the few glimpses I saw of him on The Walking Dead were good too.

Only thing I can figure is that they don’t know that Westworld is a show about androids and that she’s literally playing the character of a deadly sexbot.

Mass to orbit is only expensive if you are not reusing the mass. Musk’s plan calls for reuse of the boosters up to 1,000 times.

Nope, still not thinking in terms of cost. Fuel is cheap, mass to orbit is cheap, so long as the system is 100% reusable.

Well, Plunkett’s an Aussie who most likely follows British English grammar rules...