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>>23495214
To put this in perspective, imagine it's 1920. Passenger air travel isn't really a thing except for the very rich or VIPs. Biplanes are a thing. Planes are made of wood and primitive piston engines.

SpaceX is building a 737, out of a box of steel scrap in a field on the Mexican border. This is a complete step change in how we view and access space, and even if we can't directly invest in SpaceX yet it's important to process the implications so we can know what companies will benefit and what companies will suffer. Comcast will eat shit, for instance.