I'm Glad To See That Bmw Is

I Feel Very Strongly That Spacex Would Not Have Been Able To Get Started, Nor Would We Have Made The Progress That We Have, Without The Help Of Nasa.

It's Obviously Tricky To Convert Cellulose To A Useful Biofuel. I Think Actually The Most Efficient Way To Use Cellulose Is To Burn It In A Co-generation Power Plant. That Will Yield The Most Energy And That Is Something You Can Do Today.

It Is Despairing To Consider That The Cost And Reliability Of Access To Space Have Barely Changed Since The Apollo Era Over Three Decades Ago. Yet In Virtually Every Other Field Of Technology, We Have Made Great Strides In Reducing Cost And Increasing Capability.

Automotive Franchise Laws Were Put In Place Decades Ago To Prevent A Manufacturer From Unfairly Opening Stores In Direct Competition With An Existing Franchise Dealer That Had Already Invested Time, Money And Effort To Open And Promote Their Business.

In The Case Of Apple, They Did Originally Do Production Internally, But Then Along Came Unbelievably Good Outsourced Manufacturing From Companies Like Foxconn. We Don't Have That In The Rocket Business. There's No Foxconn In The Rocket Business.