Denmark is effectively outlawing them.
I think there’s a lot that we are not being told about the “vaccines.”
Category Archives: Business
My Space Podcast
I did this with Marshall and Joel a few weeks ago.
The “Climate Emergency”
There isn’t one.
I agree with this.
Progress In Boca Chica
There has been a static fire of a Superheavy for the first time.
[Update a couple minutes later]
A discussion of the differences between Raptor 1 and Raptor 2. Visually, I’m impressed by the apparent reduction in hardware and complexity of the power head.
Subsidizing Electric Vehicles
That is, subsidizing cars that don’t, and probably won’t exist.
What a clown show these people are.
“A Niche Part Of The Market”
Peter Beck explains the low flight rate of Electron.
There are many more small launchers than there is demand for them. And if my idea about equatorial LEO happens (and I think it’s inevitable), there will be no market for them at all.
[Tuesday-morning update]
I’m both fascinated and amused at the degree to which intelligent commenters are having difficulty wrapping their heads around the ELEO concept.
Recession Or Not?
It seems unavoidable to me (and I’m pretty sure we’re already in one, despite the weirdness factors).
The Latest California Craziness
I’ve been saying for decades that I’d never raise a kid in California; they should be raised someplace with weather and culture that will make them tougher, and then be allowed to move there. But now the state has provided another reason.
Astra News
In the face of multiple failures, the company is changing its strategy.
I bought a bunch of November calls on ASTR at fourteen bucks each as lottery tickets after the most recent failure, when the stock price fell to a buck and a half, on the hope that the next launch this summer would be successful. Now they may expire worthless, and I’ll lose about three hundred bucks. But November is still three months away, and the stock could still rally on news.
Clashing Scientific Paradigms
The NIH, CDC, and FDA (not to mention the Department of Agriculture) have been a public-health disaster.