This is now canon.
@Teaceratops @lowqualityfacts oh my GOD THIS IS HILARIOUS POPCORN IS BACK!
[alt text] headline screenshot βSpace X rocket blows up minutes after launch.
I so want this to be true.
@Pineywoozle @lowqualityfacts Oh man! So that's where all these damn wings have been coming from! π
I should have double-checked the source on NASA's poop emoji response before I got all excited. For a second, I was overcome with too much wishful thinking.
@lowqualityfacts Now seriously, why would NASA actually give useful information to Musk?
It should be obvious by now that he does nothing on good faith, for all I know he could be selling these missiles to Russia or some other dictatorship.
So why would a tax-funded American π¦ πΊπΈ organization be obligated to help a megalomaniac billionaire who's in bed with Putin? What will the public gain in this?
So yes, if he ever asks then send him a π© emoji, please. He deserves nothing marginally better than that.
@yuki2501 @lowqualityfacts NASA DOES give useful information to Musk because the organization isnβt petty and understands that SpaceX working on these technical problems contributes to the knowledgebase of humanity.
Is NASA obligated? Probably not. But they are self-interested in seeing SpaceX help solve the problems they themselves face.
Some of us arenβt obsessed with the identities and personal lives and drama of people who contribute to the world.
@lowqualityfacts
Discovering there's a Wikipedia page dedicated to this kind of just made my day.
@lowqualityfacts πππππ Understandably & justified.
SpaceX's full-blown failure appears to be a replay of Eloon's "management" of his twitter-sandbox.
@lowqualityfacts
You can tell this is a low quality fact because when something is failing, Musk doesn't ask for help.
He fires the people most capable of fixing it, and makes the remaining people work 16 hr days and sleep at the office until it's "fixed".
explosive diarrhoea
I needed that laugh. Thank you!π€£
@derpostillon da kΓΆnnt Ihr mal sehen, wie Journalismus geht!