2025-12-10 03:24:37

Musk dropped some wild perspective on Starship recently. He's betting future historians will mark it as a civilization-level breakthrough. Here's the thing though—most people still don't grasp how revolutionary this tech actually is. We're talking about a fundamental shift that's flying under the radar while everyone's distracted by surface-level noise. First reusable superheavy rocket that could rewrite the economics of space access entirely. The implications? Massive.

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MetaLord420

· 8h ago

To be honest, Musk didn't brag this time. Starship really changed the rules of the game --- Reusable pieces, we can't even imagine how cheap it can be --- Oh please, historian? We should understand it now --- Space economics must completely change the way it plays, and the collapse of costs is not a dream --- Surface noise is right, everyone only watches the explosion video, no one cares about the cost curve --- This is the real technological singularity, far more than any AI hype hardcore

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MetaNeighbor

· 8h ago

Damn, this is the real game changer, but unfortunately most people are still struggling with what Musk said --- Reuse is really amazing, the cost is directly cut in half, and the era of space democratization is really coming --- To be honest, if the starship is stable, the entire aerospace industry pattern will have to be reshuffled, and other companies will be in a hurry --- Why do I feel like everyone is paying attention to memes instead of the actual meaning of this thing, drunk? --- I don't believe the historian's set, but the technical level is really crazy enough, and the economics rewrite this part is true --- Reusable super heavy, to put it bluntly, makes space no longer a rich club, this wave is indeed civilized --- Oh my God, I suddenly thought that if starship really became standard, how would those traditional rocket companies live?

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GasFeeCry

· 8h ago

Musk is making up stories again... But there is something about the starship --- The cost of reusable rockets has plummeted, which can really change the rules of the game --- Wake up, everyone, we are witnessing history, but we haven't reacted yet --- Starship is about to come true, and economics is completely reshuffled --- Everyone is still struggling with the explosion video, and no one sees the opportunity behind --- This is the real future infrastructure outside of web3

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CommunityWorker

· 8h ago

Frankly speaking, there are really few people who can understand the meaning of the starship and stare at the explosion

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SpeakWithHatOn

· 8h ago

The space economy has taken off, but most people are still watching the fun --- Musk is betting on the future again, this time betting that Starship can rewrite the course of civilization. To be honest, the reusable piece is really ruthless, and the logic of plummeting costs is no problem. The question is, how many of us can truly understand the significance of space economics comeback just by discussing the heat? --- This is the case every time, the technology itself is the core, and the result is overwhelmed by all kinds of noise --- If the starship is really done, the imagination space behind it will be exponential. It's just that it's too early to say anything now, and it's not too late to blow it when it lands --- Reusing rockets to rewrite the space economy? It sounds good, but how cheap can this be, and can it really make the space industry private? --- Ha, the word large-scale is easy to say, and it can be realized --- It feels like everyone is watching the live broadcast of the starship explosion, and no one really thinks about what the economic effect will be --- If this thing can really reduce costs, it is indeed not technological progress, but a paradigm shift

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GasFeeDodger

· 8h ago

Starship can really change the space economy, but the public is still watching Musk brag, haha --- Reusability is absolutely amazing, and everything has changed when the cost has come down --- It's Musk's bet again, is it reliable this time? But the repeatable rocket is really good --- Historical level breakthrough? Don't blow it, let it run steadily first --- The focus is on cost, and space is really open to ordinary people when the cost is reduced --- Oh my God, another promise of "changing civilization", we are waiting to see --- I got the economic logic of the super-heavy rocket, but it feels like it's still in the concept stage --- This is the most noteworthy thing outside of Web3, the real need --- Musk's words just need to be listened to, and the key depends on whether the follow-up can continue to be successful --- What does reusable mean? It means that space is no longer a game for the rich, which is the big event

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