Wah wah wah. It's not easy so I quit. History is full of great leaders who overcame far bigger obstacles. A lot of these guys are not nearly the visonay leaders they think they are.
I am not impressed. Many private space companies have run out of money which means they had a bad business plan or they simply folded before they did for a similar reson. Regulations were not changed to hold them back. If regulation were the only true obstacle then they did their investors a disservice by not taking those regulations into account ahead of time. Blaming the government is a lame excuse for having done a poor job on their own business plan. The collapse of the small satellite market is a more viable excuse, but even that was a obvious gamble given the rapid growth of cellular phones.
Regards,
Mark
Space/Science » in reply to Beal wisely said "why compete against the jealous feds"? (n/t)
Because That’s What A True Entrepreneur Would Do
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- Forecasting technology and central planning
- So to follow the internet model...
- yes, it would happen sooner
- Any company that wants to, can send a mission to Mars today. NASA cannot stop them. (n/t)
- yes, it would happen sooner
- A few Notes
- Perhaps such antibureaucratic remarks constitute heresy?
- So to follow the internet model...