Musk angrily criticized the world’s richest man: You are a plagiarist!

I thought that only the domestic Internet giants and car guys copied each other. They imitated each other and hurt each other, but they tacitly understood each other and were inseparable. Now I have discovered that the beauty that claims to master the core technology Emperor, in fact, you imitate me, and I imitate you, imitating again and again is the same thing.

For example, I built a rocket, and you also started building rockets. I wanted to launch an Internet satellite, and you also claimed that you wanted to provide a satellite broadband service. Before I finished singing, you started to come on stage and copied it completely. He was so shameless and shameless that he couldn't help but make people feel angry. Recently, Musk, the founder of Tesla and SpaceX and the cosmic madman, became unhappy and directly criticized on social media: You are a plagiarism cat!

I believe everyone already knows who Musk is talking about. He is the world’s richest man who just divorced some time ago. Even after the divorce, he is still the world’s richest Amazon boss Jeff Bezos— - His wife understood justice well and only shared a quarter of his property, which made Bill Gates extremely depressed. He originally thought he could return to the top of the rich list, but he was still crushed!

Many, many years ago, Musk founded SpaceX and began building rockets to prepare to send humans to Mars and build logistics channels between the Earth and Mars. Bezos took a look, where is this one? I'm a logistics guy, you want to steal my business? Looking for death! I want to build a rocket too! So Blue Origin was established and joined the ranks of private rocket manufacturing.

Musk said, let you imitate, I want to build a reusable rocket, so I built the Falcon 9, Falcon Heavy, and Mars Starship. The Falcon Heavy will conduct its first test tonight. It was launched commercially for the first time and is currently the largest rocket currently in service in the world.

Bezos said, what’s so great about repeatability, I want to do it too, so he created the New Shepard rocket, which can also take off vertically and land vertically. Although it is a few years behind Musk, it has now launched 10 times, 10 times successfully, and is preparing to send tourists into space within this year.

Musk said, what you call a rocket is three inches of Dinggu tree bark. I will launch 4,400 satellites to form a satellite Internet and provide high-speed Internet services to the world.

Bezos also came here not long ago and said that my three-inch bark is also a rocket. I will also launch 3,200 satellites to provide Internet services to underdeveloped areas around the world.

MIT Review posted on Twitter today introducing Bezos’ Kuiper satellite Internet plan. Musk suddenly went crazy and directly @Bezos on Twitter, calling him a "copy", followed by a picture of a cat's expression, meaning, you are a plagiarism cat!

At present, Bezos has not expressed his opinion on this matter. How will he respond? This is really an interesting question, and everyone can help him with some ideas.

Rockets and satellite Internet may have huge markets in the future. Perhaps in the 21st century and beyond, the greatest project in human history will start from this "copycat". I also want to copy it, but I am not the richest man in the world, so I have more ambition than strength. Do I have to be the richest man in the world to be qualified to copy it?

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