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The official coffee of low earth orbit and cislunar Gaurdians is now available at Krogers in the DMV. Congrats to the Dope Coffee Company team! We look forward to getting you on a manned SpaceX mission before the decade is out and to be the official coffee of NASA - National Aeronautics and Space Administration 's Artemis lunar missions...Just as soon as NASA figures itself out. Congrats again! Dope Coffee, the official coffee of low earth orbit and The Space Economy brought to you by retired Marine Sapper, Mike Loyd Jr..

And so concludes what Samson Williams and George Pullen actually spend the most time debating. Thanos is the superhero of the MCU. #TeamThanos

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Since 2019, MWE has inadvertently been running the beta version of Ender's Game Battle School at Columbia University. What follows is a brief essay expounding on that and where, with a little focused strategy, this program for the future leaders of The Space Economy could go and should go. Samson Williams, Anthropologist-In-Residence, MilkyWayEconomy #spacedominance

What is Space's role in wining the 6th Industrial Revolution and unlocking immortality? Chief Economist George Pullen provides some thoughts on #AI and #Biology.

The odds of investing in a Space Unicorn is 1 in 43M. DYOR and invest accordingly. #VCs

Super secret protco discussion between Samson Williams and George Pullen regarding the future of Dope Coffee Company. #StayDope

Hip-hop defined and continues to define generations. So when it came down to our investment thesis into WHY Dope Coffee Company it boiled down to a simple fact. Culture defined their target demographic and unlike others, new members are recruited everytime a new beat drops. Stay Dope, Samson Anthropologist In Residence

China Inc goes vertical....almost. 🇨🇳 🇨🇳 🇨🇳 Chinese startup Deep Blue Aerospace came close to completing the first successful high-altitude vertical recovery flight test for its Nebula-1 rocket on September 22. Stunning 360-degree drone footage captured the dramatic, fiery conclusion of the test. The company explained that during the 180-second flight, Nebula-1’s propellant consumption—60 kg per second—caused significant changes in weight and speed, especially during landing. In the final 3.8 seconds, a thrust control issue caused the rocket to hover 8 meters above the ground, forcing a shutdown to prevent safety risks. #DeepBlue #Nebula1 #RocketTest #SpaceTech #Innovation #Aerospace #ReusableRocket

The US is spending $B on jet fighters meanwhile the advanced armies of the 22st century are being outfitted by Temu home shopping app store. What does this mean for US battlefield supremacy? The question isn't "Is it enough to just own the air?" The question is one of costs. When it costs the USA $4M to take down a $20k drone (e.g. those used by Yeman in the Middle East) at what point do we realize that the point of low costs, off the shelf drone attacks isn't physical damage but a debt trapped, triggered by ego? Samson Anthropologist In Residence