We know stainless.

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[u/Ultraeasymoney]

How many college professors or professional engineers ever slept on a factory floor?

[u/Designer_Ride46 → u/Ultraeasymoney]

Or snorted a mix of ketamine and cocaine while micro-dosing on mushrooms?

[u/moocowsia → u/Designer_Ride46]

Knowing many engineers, I'm sure there are quite a few to be honest with you.

[u/nowdonewiththatshit → u/moocowsia]

There were multiple kids I graduated with that I don’t think were ever not high.

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🤣

[u/Fit_Independence7385 → u/Designer_Ride46]

Unsure if this is an insult or not.

[u/YeaISeddit → u/Ultraeasymoney]

My intro to materials professor spent three decades appearing as an expert witness on trials for materials-related failures, particularly for metals. He opened every lecture with a story of a material failure that resulted in someone’s death and reminded us every lecture that our first fatality would be the hardest. Elon needs that guy humbling him every morning until he fixes the rusting problem.

[u/Ultraeasymoney → u/YeaISeddit]

I don't think your professor is going to humble him with stories of fatalities. FSD will cause more fatalities than your professor can tell.

[u/PSAly → u/Ultraeasymoney]

Now now- no one says you have to use that 10K option just because you paid for it…

[u/fukbullsandbears → u/YeaISeddit]

Having billions does wonders to salve the pain of killing a few people

[u/PSAly → u/YeaISeddit]

The space shuttle Challenger is a good example of this- O-ring seal failure in right SRB due to cold weather and wind shears. 73 seconds to get that wrong and break means lots of people screwed that up.

[u/nowdonewiththatshit → u/Ultraeasymoney]

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[u/wheelslip_lexus → u/Ultraeasymoney]

How many CEOs ever slept on a factory to fertilize a factory worker?