Competition Elon Musk-Jeff Bezos took a rather ‘strange’ turn after a series of tweets.
Musk answered a series of Twitter utas two months earlier today.
Thread on Twitter detailed how Bezos and Musk met for the first time in 2004 and then talked about how two richest people in the world took a diverse road with SpaceX and Blue Origin.
Utas where Musk answers has linked a letter welcome to the blue origin where it is said, “Be a turtle and not a rabbit.” To the thread, Musk replied, “the lesson from” Tortoise & Hare “is not a faster turtle, but ribbits should not be satisfied.” @Trunctphan lessons from “Tortoise & Hare” are not faster turtles, but that the rabbits should not be complacent (@elonmusk) 1631866918000MUSK seems to repeat the same lesson from the turtles learned by children when growing up.
The Tesla CEO seemed to indicate that blue and Bezos became Hares and was rather satisfied.
Meanwhile, Amazon recently complained to the FCC in the US that the Musk and his company did not follow the rules.
In a letter to the FCC, Amazon said, “The approach comes from the playbook that is familiar with the regulator faced with a task that is unfortunate clearly applying its rules to SpaceX: acknowledging anything, ignore the rules as much as possible, and when everything fails, slandering, Apply them.
“Amazon, in the letter, explained that LED Musk companies did not believe the rules intended for them.
“If there is such a kind of spacex approach, it has been effective in achieving spacex goals to avoid any rules and sanctions to say it,” Amazon said.