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🇺🇸 The reason SpaceX keeps WINNING has nothing to do with rockets. Dylan Field dropped the truth: It’s the people. Elon built a team that looks at problems most companies would call impossible… and says “we’re in.” “SpaceX is a great example of a company where you’ve got amazing... show more

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