Yeah... Elon Musk had to flee South Africa to make his ideas work. As the rest of the world slowly comes to resemble his home country the window for his ideas to prosper will close.
Blake Clark
Cool story, bro. Give us some other insights about the future of the human race.
Noah Evans
Are you implying if concordes were allowed to fly again it would fix civilization?
Josiah Harris
No, I'm implying they not flying anymore is a sign of our decadence.
Andrew Howard
Why did it stop?
Andrew Hughes
There's a new supersonic jet dumbass.
Sup Forums is seriously shit without the happening threads. I wish this was a board where we could have intelligent , bipartisan discussions about actual policy rather than these half-baked attention whore threads.
Call me an idealist.
Carter Perry
The concord flying in the first place was a sign of decadence.
There were many reasons and there is a good doc on youtube about it, can't be bothered to get the link. >fuel prices >noise restrictions >expensive manufacturing and repairs >crashes >multi-country involvement
Zachary Hernandez
Na, it peaked in 1977.
Ethan Rivera
That's tragic. I remember being kind of bummed when I was a kid, hearing that they were (((shutting it down))).
US IQ peaked in the 50's I think. We used to be triple digit, in the top 10. Oh how times have changed.
Ian Turner
Yep. Kikes made sure of that in 1965.
Jackson Ortiz
I don't really care that much about civilisation but I would like to see the/a Concorde flying again.
Ethan Rivera
>Have an opportunity right now to have that discussion >"HUUR DUMBASS"
Lame, I won't be happy until the skies sound like AA fire, faggots.
Alexander Ward
Concorde fuel efficiency:
>17 mpg per passenger
Bombardier CS300 fuel efficiency:
>123 mpg per passenger
stay fucked
Parker Nelson
It was not financially viable
Free market motherfucker
Elijah Young
It was far too expensive to run, and too expensive to maintain/repair
Also not everyone wants to hear the sonic booms all the time. It is pretty cool the first few times, but when you have to hear it every day, then it could get annoying
Oliver Rogers
This
If we really wanted, we can make missile-type planes that launch into space, and get to the other side of the world in 45 minutes, but if there isn't a market for it, it won't work
SO many technologies in the past failed cause no one wanted to actually use it