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Second SpaceX Starship launch ends with explosion. What happens next?
(www.nationalgeographic.com)
this post was submitted on 18 Nov 2023
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He's using the same strategy with the app formerly known as Twitter. Only there, he's really testing every wrong path.
Rocketry is kinda different. Testing to failure can be very useful, and if you have the resources to throw at it repeatedly, can let you iterate much faster.
You can only pick two:
NASA usually picks quality… and nothing else. SpaceX picked speed and quality.