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    1. Public-Total-250 on

      We have no real reason to get to Mars right now. It’s too expensive and has no actual pay-off.

      It was just coked out Elon throwing cash around trying to be the main character. 

    2. soylentgreenishere on

      So Elon wearing a too small shirt, where his gut showed, and it said „Occupy Mars“

      You say that was all a lie?

    3. pringlesaremyfav on

      He realized he didn’t need to make a new colony to get his own government, he could just buy ours.

    4. I’ve rarely heard a more unrealistic or more poorly thought out plan so… color me surprised.

    5. Wopperlayouts on

      damn, now all that “demon time” shit that he put his employees through at spacex was all in vain

    6. AbbreviationsLess257 on

      if there is any massive space project worth doing it is designing freight ships to reach the main belt between Mars and Jupiter, retrieve asteroids with potentially trillions in rare minerals, and tow them back somehow near Earth to process

    7. The 4 stages of libertarian billionaires:

      – Wait, you mean i have to follow laws and regulations even if it costs me money?  I hate this, im becoming a libertarian.

      – Man, if everyone knew about libertarianism surely they would embrace it, and then we can get rid of all the laws i hate!

      – Ok, that didnt work, i guess i will run off somewhere and start my own country

      – Wait, thats really hard and expensive.  Its much cheaper to just buy politicians and have them pass the laws i want.

    8. RusticMachine on

      More than a dozen comments on this article and not one has yet shown that they’re able to read past the headline…

    9. I reckon he’s now pivoted to being „we need to transfer our knowledge into robots so that they can survive for longer than humans and let the AI solve all this“.

      The fundamental problem to that is power availability, and, except for batteries, he failed to keep going to sort that out.

    10. eskimospy212 on

      All of these people are degenerate liars. They are not telling you what they actually think.

    11. He used Mars as a way to get the best talent at SpaceX and to motivate them to work hard and make him rich and powerful. He also used climate change/renewables to motivate his Tesla employees, before also giving up on that once he’d made his nut.

      I really hate that our society is so fucked up that people like Musk and Trump can reap huge rewards by being shameless pathological liars. It does not bode well for the future.

    12. TraditionalGas1770 on

      Good? It’s delusional. Its easier to colonize the Sahara desert or Antarctica or the bottom of the ocean than Mars.

    13. What makes these billionaire dipsticks think that we can colonize mars when they can’t even keep earth on a livable climate track? Imbeciles.

    14. Jimmaplesong on

      Over a year ago I remember Elon saying, “Probably not in my lifetime.”

      Thiel is just saying stupid shit. I wish journalists could ignore the “noise” and focus on the signal.

    15. Entire_Classroom_263 on

      No he hasn’t. Mars was allways just a selling scheme.
      Something that sounds heroic and awesome so Americans wouldn’t bother bearing the costs for the research, while he makes profits with his long haul space truck.

    16. Good. Guy is such a „genius“ that he seriously thinks it’s more feasible to terraform a frozen desert with a weak atmosphere and a fraction of earth’s oxygen, than to simply invest in reversing climate change happening right here on earth

    17. pureformality on

      Sucks, wish we could remain optimistic/ambitious and push ourself towards greatness. Rip mars 

    18. Ok here’s what I don’t understand:

      These tech bros are all in on AI and robots. Why are they trying to send humans to Mars? Doesn’t the bulk of the expense and engineering challenge involve sending a bunch of meat bags and keeping them alive, healthy, and sane? So why don’t they just send robots and let them build bases and terraform and what not and make Mars somewhat livable for the humans who will eventually get there. That is, if the goal is to create an escape pod for humanity

      This is the greatest tech demo opportunity staring them in the face and they’re passing it up

    19. That’s because Musk was never really serious to begin with. Oh, he may have thought it was a neat idea and might have been coked up enough to go “Yeah, let’s do it! Let’s go to Mars!” but there was never any real follow through. Colonizing Mars is a vast undertaking and would need much more extensive research and prep than anything Space X has shown itself interested in doing.

    20. penaldofan1999 on

      People don’t grasp just how difficult going to mars is. With starship you need to solve technical and structural errors, have the engines be able to produce enough thrust to meet its claim capabilities, solve in orbit fuel transfers, make production significantly faster, make launch cadence significantly greater, make starship human rated, make starship have an independent power source because solar panels cannot power all of the ship, pack enough food and supplies within it for the journey there, send thousands of tons of material to mars before humans so that they don’t die on the planet, once on the planet you’d need to also already have an independent power source because solar panels still won’t cut it, would need independent systems because latency speeds are non existent, somehow keep humans entertained and not want to kill each other, then send them back to earth.

      Being able to “send” someone to mars isn’t difficult, that was already possible decades ago. Sending them to mars alive then having them live on mars for 2 years then launch them back is somehow we are simply nowhere close to.

      I’d be surprised if we could send a human to mars alive, have them live on mars (whilst still being alive) then have them sent back to earth (whilst still being alive) by 2050

    21. shotcaller77 on

      I couldn’t listen to more that three minutes of that interview. What an absolute piece of malignant shit.

    22. He’ll show up at the next cabinet meeting or cult rally wearing that mars shirt

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