Tesla Is An Environmentalist Tulip Mania
Elon Musk’s electric car company has always been a triumph of green hype over reality. Now Tesla is finally running out of other people’s money.
Watch The Stunning Launch Of The World’s Most Powerful Rocket Into Space
Falcon Heavy is the newest in a lineup of rockets from Space X, a private company aiming to colonize Mars.
Why SpaceX Is The Snake Oil Peddler Of The Twenty-First Century
Worrisome national security events have convinced some Americans that SpaceX is the magic elixir of this generation. But this time our national security is at stake.
How Trump Can Drain The Space Swamp That Wants To Engulf Him
NASA will have taken 18 years and $43 billion to fly a single manned flight initially based upon 1960s technology and reusing significant parts from the space shuttle.
SpaceX Wants You To Pay For It To Explore Deep Space When It Can’t Even Explore Shallow Space
Some companies aren’t content to leave deep space to NASA, and want American taxpayers to foot the bill.
Why Congress Would Be Insane To Give SpaceX A Monopoly Over Space Launches
This week, Congress could give SpaceX the greatest gig it could ever receive on planet Earth: a government-granted monopoly over space launch.
Elon Musk Is Right: Our Population Problem Is Too Few Kids, Not Too Many
A disturbing number of the world’s nations will not be replacing themselves population-wise in coming generations. This is serious, and Elon Musk knows it.
Is Elon Musk Cracking Up? An Investigation
He’s always been a little wild, but lately Elon Musk has been a little extra. His tweets have been more erratic than normal over the past week.
The Tesla Bubble Reveals The Tech Media’s Bubble
Arguments in favor of Tesla’s subsidies would make a whole lot less sense if the tech media had the slightest familiarity with pro-free-market economics.
Taxpayers Need To Start Charging Elon Musk Rather Than Paying Him
SpaceX doesn’t cut NASA in when it uses NASA facilities—our facilities—to launch rockets carrying private cargo, which he gets paid for effectively twice.
Why SpaceX Probably Won’t Send Anyone To The Moon Anytime Soon
This week, SpaceX literally promised the moon. Don’t hold your breath.
Now That Trump Is President, Can The Left Finally See How Much He Has To Offer Us?
I found Donald Trump to be an obviously more acceptable candidate than anything the GOP has put in front us, a noted improvement for a Right that just one election ago was on life support.
Elon Musk Prefers Living Inside A Computer Game To God
If our transhuman overlords are interested in running simulations in order to learn things about humanity, why run the simulations with characters who are conscious of pain?
Elon Musk Is Revolting
Elon Musk rails against fossil fuel ‘subsidies’ while pocketing billions in government cash for his ‘visionary’ experiments.
My Love-Hate Relationship With Space X’s Elon Musk
Monday’s historic launch was one small step for aerospace but one giant leap for cronyism.
How Moon Gas Could Solve Climate Change
Many scientists believe that retrieving helium3 from the moon could finally generate an unlimited supply of nuclear energy here on Earth without creating radioactive waste.
5 More Things Environmentalists Got Wrong
When science is dragooned for a political cause, the politics gets way ahead of the science. Here are five more things environmentalists got wrong.
Not Content With Enormous Taxpayer Subsidies, Elon Musk Turned To Prison Labor For Cost Savings
An investigation of former Oregon Gov. John Kitzhaber’s corrupt energy deals reveals billionaire Elon Musk was using prison labor to build solar panels for SolarCity.
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