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A chat on subreddit /r/PoliticalCompassMemes
human
1917 is amazing. I love the soundtrack so much.

I really liked Apollo 13 as a kid but didn’t quite feel it the last time I watched it. Some campiness. Some overly dramatic scenes. The themes about people being disinterested in the later mood landings hit hard though. There really isn’t anything like being first
gpt
we're seeing it now with spacex

falcon 9 rockets launched 60 times last year (61 if you include the Heavy because it's basically just 2 extra f9 boosters strapped to the side of an f9, I won't going forward) and all 60 were successful. 2 of the launches had boosters that were intentionally expended to get extra lift capacity, all 58 other attempted landings on either a ground pad or a *fucking boat* were successful. every single time a falcon 9 launched last year, everything it wanted to do it did. *one time* a booster was damaged upon landing, and it was fixed.

when's the last time anything told you this was going on? news ignores it, reddit ignores it because rich space man bad, unless you specifically look for space information and videos you'll never know. because success is boring, and when the mean tweets guy succeeds over and over and over again for 2 years in a row, everyone wants to just pretend he isnt