As of March 15, 2025, Starlink has deployed over 7,000 satellites in low Earth orbit (LEO), with plans for a constellation of potentially 12,000 and possibly up to 42,000 satellites
Copilot: If Elon Musk were to be arrested and convicted of such serious crimes [election rigging, theft and misuse of government data], it would undoubtedly have far-reaching consequences, both for him personally and for the companies he leads, like SpaceX, Tesla, and Starlink. Here's how such a scenario might unfold...
Impact on His Companies: Musk's leadership is deeply tied to the identity and operations of his companies. A conviction could lead to a loss of investor confidence, potential leadership changes, and disruptions in operations. Governments might also scrutinize contracts and partnerships with his companies more closely.
Legal and Financial Repercussions: Beyond the personal penalties Musk would face (like imprisonment or fines), his companies could face lawsuits, regulatory actions, or even restrictions on their operations, especially if they were implicated in the alleged crimes.
Public and Political Fallout: Musk's public image would take a significant hit, and the case could become a flashpoint for debates about corporate influence, election security, and the role of billionaires in politics.
Starlink and National Security: Given Starlink's role in global communications and its partnerships with governments, a conviction related to election rigging or misuse of government data could lead to calls for nationalization or stricter oversight of the satellite network.
That's funny. Mystere and I were reviewing some YouTube videos at that time (10:15 AM PDT/1:15 PM EDT). We were deciding if Mystere wanted to post a certain video on the WordPress site he manages or if I would post it on The Donkey's Revenge Blog. We certainly weren't here when that reply came up.
11 comments:
So?
Elon Musk. So?
Does el0n have a "closed society institute?
Nope, a thousand satellites and a space agency.
Oooops... my bad:
As of March 15, 2025, Starlink has deployed over 7,000 satellites in low Earth orbit (LEO), with plans for a constellation of potentially 12,000 and possibly up to 42,000 satellites
Copilot: If Elon Musk were to be arrested and convicted of such serious crimes [election rigging, theft and misuse of government data], it would undoubtedly have far-reaching consequences, both for him personally and for the companies he leads, like SpaceX, Tesla, and Starlink. Here's how such a scenario might unfold...
Impact on His Companies: Musk's leadership is deeply tied to the identity and operations of his companies. A conviction could lead to a loss of investor confidence, potential leadership changes, and disruptions in operations. Governments might also scrutinize contracts and partnerships with his companies more closely.
Legal and Financial Repercussions: Beyond the personal penalties Musk would face (like imprisonment or fines), his companies could face lawsuits, regulatory actions, or even restrictions on their operations, especially if they were implicated in the alleged crimes.
Public and Political Fallout: Musk's public image would take a significant hit, and the case could become a flashpoint for debates about corporate influence, election security, and the role of billionaires in politics.
Starlink and National Security: Given Starlink's role in global communications and its partnerships with governments, a conviction related to election rigging or misuse of government data could lead to calls for nationalization or stricter oversight of the satellite network.
...but we'd also have Emperor Trump! :)
NO
Mystere: No.
IDK. I'd have to look it up. Sounds like a lot.
That's funny. Mystere and I were reviewing some YouTube videos at that time (10:15 AM PDT/1:15 PM EDT). We were deciding if Mystere wanted to post a certain video on the WordPress site he manages or if I would post it on The Donkey's Revenge Blog. We certainly weren't here when that reply came up.
Dervish would have a Bigly orgasm and be playing with himself if the scenario he portrayed were to come to pass.
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