I’d have never put a dime into this company.
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In comments, some people seem to think that this is reflective of a fundamental problem with suborbital tourism. It is not. It was a problem of management and design decisions. There is a market for suborbital tourism, but neither of the only two companies offering it are properly tapping it. It’s tragic that XCOR couldn’t survive. It only needed a small fraction of the money that’s been wasted on Virgin Galactic.
…has been dissected into a 630-page report that documents all of Hunter’s crimes, and implicates Joe.
The report itself is here.
The politicization of medical training could be a disaster for the profession and those needing health care.
I had been unaware of this. It sounds potentially disastrous for startups in general, but certainly space startups.
This long interview with his biographer (who also wrote a bio of Martin Luther King) is amazing in its revelations.
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Here‘s a tl;dr.
Yes, crack down on the actual crimes.
(Nuclear engineer) Bob Zubrin reviews the movie.
Is indefinite lifespan just a software problem?
Seems like it to me.
If this study is valid, it looks like an effective treatment to reduce blood glucose.
How do we know who to believe?