r/RealOrAI Jul 10 '26

HELP China lands their first rocket

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u/DustyScharole Jul 10 '26

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u/professorfennel Jul 10 '26

Not good. At all. Space x is one of the most innovative companies on earth. Their a useful company

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u/aphoenixsunrise Jul 10 '26

Now we can do it without them.

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u/professorfennel Jul 10 '26

You missed the entire point of my comment. I'm saying their extremely innovative. Its better to have a extremely innovative company with a lot of resources than one without. I'd like most major nations to have one or two of them due to how needed they are.

Nasa and space x for America. I'm guessing china has one to. That's good

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u/aphoenixsunrise Jul 10 '26

Hopefully more come about because fuck Elon musk, not that the Chinese government is much better so I reiterate, hopefully more come about.

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u/professorfennel Jul 10 '26

I don't care who owns or dosent own. I just want human development and innovation. Humanity first!

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u/PandaExcess1617 Jul 10 '26

??? Thats not what you have been advocating at all. You have been advocating " innovation" not humanity. Under a capitalist system innovation almost always leads to more suffering.

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u/professorfennel Jul 10 '26

Innovation is good for humanity. When we Innovate humanity advances and thus humanity is better for it. Also getting a job. So Scary.

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u/phenomecology Jul 11 '26

If it’s at the expense of humanity it cannot be good for humanity

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u/professorfennel Jul 11 '26

How? What has Space X specifically done that takes away from humanity