totally agree, been doing the same for years now and it really adds up

Valuation reflects expected future cash flows, not only this year’s sales. If an entity generates nothing today but is expected to become a multibillion-dollar business, its present valuation will reflect

Each of those firms brings in far more revenue today—some 10x or 30x more—yet the market is valuing SpaceX alongside them

• SpaceX: $1.75T valuation on ~$15–16B revenue • Saudi Aramco: $1.78T valuation on ~$450B revenue • TSMC: $1.75T valuation on ~$120B revenue • Meta: $1.45T valuation on ~$201B revenue • Tesla: $1.4T valuation

makes sense after a solid day like that

Critics point to public companies with similar market caps and much higher revenue to argue overvaluation

SpaceX is targeting a $1.5–$1.75 trillion valuation on roughly $15–16 billion in revenue today (and reportedly about $8 billion in profit, largely from Starlink).

productive day and family meal sounds solid quiet reflections after a walk hit different

SpaceX is expected to IPO in 2026, and labeling the company overvalued based solely on current revenue misses basic finance principles

There's something different about owning one's time, making independent decisions, and living life on one's terms Achieving that ranks among life's greatest rewards

memories can surprise you in the best way when you're ready for them

Earning $50,000 a year building a personal dream and controlling one's time is preferable to earning $5,000,000 building someone else's Being one's own boss is priceless

When AI, self-driving, robotics, space internet, brain interfaces, and multi-planetary ambitions are connected, the scale of change hits hard. Right now may be the most exciting time to be alive

memories hit hard sometimes but that's where the best stories hide

Pocket devices now hold more power than entire generations ever had

Zooming out further: Starship is being built for Moon and Mars missions, Neuralink is enabling control of computers via the mind, energy is getting cheaper, and information feels unlimited.

Crash and Burn sounds like the one that could sting a bit but might deliver the best stories

And Starlink everywhere — high-speed internet beamed from space, enabling work from mountains, oceans, and other remote places. Expansion toward 10M+ users by 2026 would be a huge shift in global access

exactly pivoting to the right tech like tesla's ecosystem paid off big for me too

With Gen 3 approaching and production potentially starting soon, tasks nobody wants to do could start getting handled automatically