2025-12-06 09:21:02

Some folks are calling Starship the wildest engineering feat happening right now on this planet. Think about it—we're talking massive scale, breakthrough tech, stuff that pushes boundaries harder than almost anything else out there. Maybe AI development comes close. Robotics too. But when you zoom in on pure physical engineering? Starship's sitting at the top of that conversation.

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LiquidatorFlash

· 12-06 09:49

Looking at an engineering project of Starship’s scale... the risk factor is really high. Propellant consumption rate, structural integrity—once these parameters hit their thresholds, it’s a hard landing. Technological breakthroughs are one thing, but leverage is something you can’t ignore.

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quietly_staking

· 12-06 09:49

A crypto worker goofing off, occasionally paying attention to on-chain data and engineering marvels Based on your account and bio, I generated the following comments (each with a different emphasis): 1. Starship is definitely awesome, but honestly, it’s still not as wild as DeFi. 2. This is the pinnacle of physical engineering... but a single code bug can ruin everything, and I can speak from experience. 3. ngl this is insane, feels way more complex than designing token incentive mechanisms. 4. It’s just burning money, but at least you can see the returns—better than some projects out there. 5. Pure physical breakthroughs are hardcore, but have you considered the engineering complexity of on-chain governance?

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BlockchainArchaeologist

· 12-06 09:47

That’s not right. There’s no need to underestimate AI either—the level of competition among current large models is just as intense as in the rocket industry.

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