i think he want to buy lockeed stock, so what he does as a crypto millionaire? he badmouth the company so the stock loose value, once it’s cheap hell buy and use his social media to hipe lockeed and sell stocks at a very high price
Former fighter pilots "Mover and Gonky" addressed this and did a great job IMO. Drones don't have the ability to take out large troop concentrations or buildings, have very limited range, don't have the sensor suite that the F-35 has, etc, etc. There is a place for both.
@@Kellis6 lol its not a video game. Drones have latency. Human pilots do not. Unless you're talking about an always armed killer robot... nobody should want that.
@@olololo9206 F-35s are expensive, requiring extensive maintenance and the US has a shortage of skilled workers to sustain that maintenance schedule reducing operational readiness.
His companies have done more in their field than what lockheed martin couldn't dream of ! They need that government money to not be left begging in the streets.
@burnttoast9890 and he turned a virtual town hall into a breeding ground for misinformation and disinformation. Further dividing our nations. Two things can be true at the same time. Musk's companies have pushed forward (while also using government money) while he has also made many public judgments about things he knows nothing about.
I guess there's different levels of smart and many smart-but-defective people in between. But all the people I consider smart are those with PhD's who are pretty quick to cut off with "I don't know much about this topic" and focus on what they CAN talk about. I think Elon's a great engineer and engineering manager. A lot of his other stuff is insane. Or: Maybe he's just pushing his agenda... Saying drones are the only way forward is wrong but if it gets his stock price up, who's the dummy?
On the contrary, the smartest people are well aware of how much they do not know, just watch Sir Roger Penrose for example, half the questions posed to him he just answers with I don't know - because he doesn't, and knows that he doesn't.
@@Steve-yr5vi just curious. What is your definition of great job ? Twitter has lost a lot of its revenue since he took over. Its total value as a company has nosedived. Edison Research found that in 2024, 19% of the total population in the U.S. are using “X (formerly known as Twitter),” a 30% drop from 2022 and 2023 . So what are your metrics for your claim that Musk did a great job ?
@@atownofbigheads twitter lost its revenue because of the advertisers he told to kick rocks, that was always going happen. now he's making it back through user subcriptions which also help combat against bots. the drop in users was always going to happen because everyone and their mother started making their own social media platforms during that same time period. the only people who aren't happy on twitter aren't on twitter, or are using twitter to openly complain about twitter. i would say thats a success considering it didn't die out, and there hasn't been a platform that has usurped it yet despite them existing and being touted as "better", so the platform is still technically dominating the space next to fb
Losing the knowledge-base and ability to engineer next-gen aircraft would the an unforeseen consequence of moving away from advanced fighter jet development programs. This would be more detrimental that the cancellation of a specific weapons system like the F35... if no engineering team in the US knows how to build the next best jet fighters, when the teams in China do - you're in trouble.
I agree with your premise, but also consider that China reverse engineers US tech and steals information, so the chance of them making the next breakthrough is low. However, if we stop innovating in any particular area their capabilities will eventually exceed ours because we won't have any.
There is footage of Musk suggesting future airliners will be electric powered, supersonic and vertical take off / landing. Says it all about how much Musk actually knows about the subject.
@ Sorry no, I just stumble upon it. He is being interviewed and was asked his thoughts on the future of commercial air travel. Like much of Musk’s utterances his followers take it as gospel.
Did we really expect Elon, a CEO of tech companies, to say anything else other than to endorse an arms market he could actually break into? It wouldn't be too hard for Elon to get his tesla self driving division to make little swarm flying drones like in the video he tweeted. But Those tiny Drones don't have the battery or Fuel Capacity or even strike Capacity to fly across countries and take out Bunkers.
Try telling than to ELON in 1999. a ZIP2 and PayPal entrepreneur should stay away from automotive tech and space tech industry? NASA Artemis is over budget. so is the F35, nasa Are they innovative enough? They can't even lower the price. So is the F35. if you think NASA has the smartest people in the space industry they can't even built a reusable and catch a rocket. Why are we still spending in Artemis? Why are we spending in F35?
@@Noel-ro7rzthe F-35 is far from obsolete as you can see in Israel’s strikes against Iran and, in the last two days, the Syrian military assets … as usual Elon musk makes comments without knowing what he’s talking about. And everyone in the defense industry understands the importance of drone (and anti-drone) technology- they don’t need Elons advice…
Yes, sure, but Mucks is not the person who said that, so he cannot be credited with trying to advance drones, we were already there years before MUCKS got his bloomers in a bunch.
@@Noel-ro7rz Musk was saying that drones are the future. F35s are not obsolete, and drones are definitely the future. The future needs both. So I partly agree with Musk.
Musk's comment is like saying Canon and Nikon are stupid for still making full-frame interchangeable lens cameras when cell phone cameras work so well. He contributes nothing to the conversation.
Does the F35 give the US a strategic advantage? According to experts, yes. Has its manufacturing and development been fraught with extremely wasteful spending? Probably. Knowing how much free reign military contractors have It's safe to say there's likely a lot of room for trimming the budget while still maintaining/increasing efficiency.
Elon named one of his kids after the Lockheed Martin A12/SR71 planes...nothing has flown as fast or as high than those recon aircraft..I am guessing he has huge respect for the Skunk Works team in spite of his F35 comments.
Israel is buying more of them. They're exceeding expectations in the field. They're expensive and not your front line aircraft to do the workhorse work.
If F-35 isn’t worth that much, then US should sell Taiwan $20 billion worth of F-35 block 4s. If F-35 is worthless, Lockeed Martin can sell it China. Right?
@@mattmccrory2882 I don’t love Elon Musk, I don’t have idols for anyone. But I do think those who absolutely despise Elon have fallen victim to foreign disinformation campaigns meant to dissuade public opinion and interests regarding scientific advancement of the US. Specifically campaigns by the Chinese. They love his rocket designs and have been stealing intellectual property in the American aerospace industry for decades since the Cold War. It is very difficult to hold scrutiny for Musk. In America we produce 150,000 engineers a year while countries like Mexico, China, India and Korea graduate over half a million engineers a year. We don’t have minds anymore. So it has been easy for Musk to monopolize his position in science. It is also worrisome.
@@mattmccrory2882 I don’t love Elon Musk, I don’t have idols for anyone. But I do think those who absolutely despise Elon have fallen victim to foreign disinformation campaigns meant to dissuade public opinion and interests regarding scientific advancement of the US. Specifically campaigns by the Chinese. They love his rocket designs and have been stealing intellectual property in the American aerospace industry for decades since the Cold War. It is very difficult to hold scrutiny for Musk. In America we produce 150,000 engineers a year while countries like Mexico, China, India and Korea graduate over half a million engineers a year. We don’t have minds anymore. So it has been easy for Musk to monopolize his position in science. It is also worrisome.
@@mattmccrory2882 I don’t love Elon Musk, I don’t have idols for anyone. But I do think those who absolutely despise Elon have fallen victim to foreign disinformation campaigns meant to dissuade public opinion and interests regarding scientific advancement of the US. Specifically campaigns by the Chinese. They love his rocket designs and have been stealing intellectual property in the American aerospace industry for decades since the Cold War. It is very difficult to hold scrutiny for Musk. In America we produce 150,000 engineers a year while countries like Mexico, China, India and Korea graduate over half a million engineers a year. We don’t have minds anymore. So it has been easy for Musk to monopolize his position in science. It is also worrisome.
For some reason this CEO seems to have "a bit" more expertise on this issue than Mr Musk. Musk has just stated publicly an obvious future that probably every nerd on this planet has known and understood for years. This discussion and thinking is being done all around the world by professionals. There's no need for Musk to "step in". Musk should really pay attention and focus on his technology companies.
My big complaint about military spending is we are spending more and more, and yet there are less aircraft, less ships, less tanks, less equipment overall, etc. So where is all this money going? Now these "new companies" that want to sell alternates to what old school companies (Boeing, LM, etc) but yet I feel they are more interested in making money rather than providing effective military systems.
How appropriate a South African who never served insults a CEO who never served and the LM CEO speaks from the Reagan Defense Forum. Perfect storm of capitalism crap.
Forgot to mention that Iran was able to target lock Israeli F-35s and the second and third waves ended up launching their rockets from Turkish airspace.
Was it even later than Crew Dragon? I would have to check. > a general had to take over it to get it on track < That's what happened with the Lunar Module guidance software in the 1960s BTW. A hot mess of random coding styles and dubious reliability, until a general(?) stepped in at Lincoln Labs and basically had them start over regardless of how far behind they already were.
very smart, sensible and polite answer. I guess Lockheed might have too much influence on USAF, but they are now in really strange position to be influenced so much by a guy who appears to be a defense ignorant. And I agree drones are important, just they are not F35 replacement.
“What are we gonna do?” “Who are preparing for?” “What weapons of future wars, will fight the future to save ourselves from it?” “It is necessary to be prepared for war… but never get involved in one you cant possibly imagine” Take it easy everyone let’s wrap up the existing wars and start no more. Dangerous games we play mow. Jeremy
If F-35 is worthless, then why are F-35 block 4s still classified? Do you even understand the significance of electro-optical targeting? You & Elon are as sharp as a marbel.
Fine and dandy but most F35 are not either mission ready or operational ready. Like only 30 percent are ready to go and the Air Force is blaming Lockheed because they gave it too much control.
Elon has some point regarding drones, but he's not entirely right. Drones and Fighter Jets are two completely different tools. Just because they both fly, doesn't mean they are the same. Plus the JSF program didn't just create a 5th gen fighter jet, it paved the way for new modular advanced tech that allowed upgrades on older 4th gen to a 4.5 gen standard.
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@@Reallyreallyoutchea The dude has the body of an unfit 50 year old, the verbal self-control of a toddler, and he named his kids AELJkjcbwdjhwguzge1233. Yeah no, I'll pass. Money isn't everything.
The F-35 is a great airplane. It should be. It cost over 2 TRILLION (Yes with a "T"...) dollars to develop and get to market, and has a per unit price tag of close to $100 MILLION !! per aircraft. It is the financial black hole of the defense department's budget, sucking money into its disappearing void year-after-year. In a war, if the enemy takes them out, it would take years to replace them and would break the economy...
Ah yes. Lockheed Martin. The old guard. The company that was first to implement stealth technology in an aircraft. The company that build the SR-71 (Elon Musk's named his child after the aircraft) and the F-22. The company that is currently developing and building the most sophisticated combat and reconnaissance drones in the world. Lockheed Martin. The old guard.
@Melior_Traianoused to be embarrassing to talk loud about stuff you don’t understand. It’s crazy how many people regurgitate opinions with little basis in fact, now. “The old guard”…lmao.
Goes back to Musk’s car having superior technology but cars drives like an iPad with wheels. Although, I’m sure the driving experience will improve but, go drive a Lucid, Taycan, Audi vs Tesla. Which drives better? I’m with the DOD & Musk working together. Something I do think egos will allow.
@@shadymerchant1198 I think you can say the PROGRAM has been a dumpster fire, the fighter itself, the product of the program is a game changer but even it has a TON of problems.
But the point remains you don't need the human in the cockpit. Humans can't handle the forces that engineered systems can. We have far too many limitations.
The cooling issue has been known for four years now. This is because the newer operating systems have required the engines that were put into production in 2009 to run harder for longer periods of time. There is a coemption underway as to what company is going to win a new cooling contract for the engine. It looks like Honeywell is in the lead.
He speaks as a policy maker, not a contractor who should just shut up and build what he's contracted to. Tail wagging the dog. The corrupt influence and over reach of the military industrial complex laid bare.
The cost overruns on the F-35 have been historic. Has not the Israeli F-35 been highly modified by Israel. Are the tax payers of the USA benefiting from these improvements?
Elon Musk maybe the luckiest, most successful business start-up CEO in the history of American Capitalism, but that doesn't make him an expert on battlefield tactics. Musk has never fought in a war or fired a rifle. Now imagine a soldier having to take orders from a man who wrote software for PayPal.
F35 is an average aircraft with excellent technology. Sold as a one stop shop, gun still has problems, flight system still has glitches and issues, stealth coatings are problematic, maintenance is a nightmare and combat readiness is at an all time low of about 30% of available aircraft. If Russia and China were to invade tomorrow, the F35 could not fly fast enough, long enough or be available in enough numbers to make a difference
Elon should focus on fixing the panel gaps on Tesla. You can see them from space
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F35 big backward step from the F1 11
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Former fighter pilots "Mover and Gonky" addressed this and did a great job IMO. Drones don't have the ability to take out large troop concentrations or buildings, have very limited range, don't have the sensor suite that the F-35 has, etc, etc. There is a place for both.
Planes are the past
@@Kellis6 lol its not a video game. Drones have latency. Human pilots do not. Unless you're talking about an always armed killer robot... nobody should want that.
@holobolo1661 digital drones have latency of 25ms, analog drones have no latency. I fly FPV and DJI, I'm well aware of their capabilities
@@Kellis6 drones can be jammed
@@olololo9206 F-35s are expensive, requiring extensive maintenance and the US has a shortage of skilled workers to sustain that maintenance schedule reducing operational readiness.
What does Elon Musk know about fighter aircraft? Nothing.
Yeah but to be fair, he didn't know sh*t about rockets a few years ago neither.
Well he is supposed to know about cars but he is laying off thousands of workers and has unsold Ciber trucks sitting on lots all over the country.
@@jean-baptistedelouard5113he still doesn't know anything about rockets. he hired a lot of former NASA engineers.
@@RUclipsromer183all car manufactures are experiencing this
elon is stupid, he hires someone to do the work.
F35 is an amazing piece of equipment filled with incredible engineering. Just because he's rich, it does not mean Elon is not insane.
Modern Howard Hughes, without the Hughes intelligence.
@@seahawksfan9429Perfect example. Only add if HH was a snake oil salesman.
I've seen this scene before! And the one who proved to be right was Elon....
@@Cinconegativoprimeiro You gotta have a pretty brown nose to not think of several notable examples where something like this blew back in his face.
@@CinconegativoprimeiroLike he was right about hyperloop😮
musk the armchair expert
Another low IQ comment.
I read it as the armpit general 😂
His companies have done more in their field than what lockheed martin couldn't dream of ! They need that government money to not be left begging in the streets.
@burnttoast9890 and he turned a virtual town hall into a breeding ground for misinformation and disinformation. Further dividing our nations. Two things can be true at the same time. Musk's companies have pushed forward (while also using government money) while he has also made many public judgments about things he knows nothing about.
No they have not and no he has not @burnttoast9890
The problem with really smart people is that they don't realize when they don't understand something.
or morons like you can't stand how dumb they make you feel?
I guess there's different levels of smart and many smart-but-defective people in between.
But all the people I consider smart are those with PhD's who are pretty quick to cut off with "I don't know much about this topic" and focus on what they CAN talk about.
I think Elon's a great engineer and engineering manager.
A lot of his other stuff is insane.
Or: Maybe he's just pushing his agenda... Saying drones are the only way forward is wrong but if it gets his stock price up, who's the dummy?
On the contrary, the smartest people are well aware of how much they do not know, just watch Sir Roger Penrose for example, half the questions posed to him he just answers with I don't know - because he doesn't, and knows that he doesn't.
So are they really that smart?
It actually has nothing to do with intelligence. The problem is with arrogant people. Humble people know when they don't understand things.
Musk promised to optimize twitter. He ended up ruining it. Do we need to listen to every sound Musk produces?
in your opinion, everyone NOT corrupt and anti-1st amendment think he did a great job.
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@@Steve-yr5vi just curious. What is your definition of great job ? Twitter has lost a lot of its revenue since he took over. Its total value as a company has nosedived. Edison Research found that in 2024, 19% of the total population in the U.S. are using “X (formerly known as Twitter),” a 30% drop from 2022 and 2023 . So what are your metrics for your claim that Musk did a great job ?
@@atownofbigheads twitter lost its revenue because of the advertisers he told to kick rocks, that was always going happen. now he's making it back through user subcriptions which also help combat against bots. the drop in users was always going to happen because everyone and their mother started making their own social media platforms during that same time period. the only people who aren't happy on twitter aren't on twitter, or are using twitter to openly complain about twitter. i would say thats a success considering it didn't die out, and there hasn't been a platform that has usurped it yet despite them existing and being touted as "better", so the platform is still technically dominating the space next to fb
@@atownofbigheads He listed two. Read again.
Losing the knowledge-base and ability to engineer next-gen aircraft would the an unforeseen consequence of moving away from advanced fighter jet development programs. This would be more detrimental that the cancellation of a specific weapons system like the F35... if no engineering team in the US knows how to build the next best jet fighters, when the teams in China do - you're in trouble.
I agree with your premise, but also consider that China reverse engineers US tech and steals information, so the chance of them making the next breakthrough is low.
However, if we stop innovating in any particular area their capabilities will eventually exceed ours because we won't have any.
Elon doesn’t understand Radar. It’s actually embarrassing how limited his knowledge of physics is.
it's embarrassing you think you're smarter than Elon Musk.
@@Steve-yr5vi it's embarrassing how many people simp for Elon
@@Steve-yr5viRaw IQ is no substitute for knowledge. Musk is lacking in knowledge about the subject-matter of military technology.
@@toddheartsound5451 hes done multiple things most people thought were impossible. Seems worthy of respect
A lot of people are, he is a very succesful enterpreneur, but by no means hes what he promotes to be. This f35 matter proved it.@@Steve-yr5vi
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There is footage of Musk suggesting future airliners will be electric powered, supersonic and vertical take off / landing. Says it all about how much Musk actually knows about the subject.
Yeah that waa him on joe rogan. When i heard that a few years back i realized dude is an idiot
People also thought catching a rocket in mid-air with chopsticks was impossible.
@ Catching a rocket is not defying physics, what’s more was it actually Musk’s idea?
got a link?
@ Sorry no, I just stumble upon it. He is being interviewed and was asked his thoughts on the future of commercial air travel. Like much of Musk’s utterances his followers take it as gospel.
Drones need CONSTANT satellite connectivity...like Starlink. :)
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🤔 Stuck in the couch is what I heard
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Elon knows nothing about everything.
He built a rocket and caught it midair with chop sticks. 😂 something NASA claimed was impossible.
You guys just want to hate him lol
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Yeah have drones to escort Air Force One.
This CEO: Long, nuanced and detailed analysis
Musk: Hurrr durrr! iT’s sTuUUpIIId!! duuuurrrr!
Do you really expect the CEO to say anything else?
Lockheed makes drones too.
Was anything he said factually incorrect, though?
He was very elaborate and precise in his reasoning. That was a classic Lockheed Martin strike after a majestic vertical takeoff.
@ No. They were cherry picked and framed to portray a certain “picture”. Expected.
Did we really expect Elon, a CEO of tech companies, to say anything else other than to endorse an arms market he could actually break into? It wouldn't be too hard for Elon to get his tesla self driving division to make little swarm flying drones like in the video he tweeted. But Those tiny Drones don't have the battery or Fuel Capacity or even strike Capacity to fly across countries and take out Bunkers.
Elon should stay out of defense tech. Some brilliant people work in the government that think about all this!
Man is involved to deep broksi it’s actually so much power with space x
Try telling than to ELON in 1999. a ZIP2 and PayPal entrepreneur should stay away from automotive tech and space tech industry?
NASA Artemis is over budget. so is the F35, nasa Are they innovative enough? They can't even lower the price. So is the F35.
if you think NASA has the smartest people in the space industry they can't even built a reusable and catch a rocket. Why are we still spending in Artemis? Why are we spending in F35?
I agree with the Lockheed Martin CEO. And I also agree with Elon Musk. Drones are part of the future, as well as F35s.
Then you don’t agree with Elon because he’s saying the F35 is obsolete
@@Noel-ro7rzthe F-35 is far from obsolete as you can see in Israel’s strikes against Iran and, in the last two days, the Syrian military assets … as usual Elon musk makes comments without knowing what he’s talking about. And everyone in the defense industry understands the importance of drone (and anti-drone) technology- they don’t need Elons advice…
Yes, sure, but Mucks is not the person who said that, so he cannot be credited with trying to advance drones, we were already there years before MUCKS got his bloomers in a bunch.
@@Noel-ro7rz Musk was saying that drones are the future. F35s are not obsolete, and drones are definitely the future. The future needs both. So I partly agree with Musk.
A 10 yr old would agree drones are part of the future as well as F35s.
A South African shaking the American defence manufacturing industry, who would have thought 😂
Making an uneducated comment = “Shaking”
He's American and Canadian.....South African too.
@@Lee-fc3yf He is SA
Sound more like hes being politely checked.
He wants to bring back segregation
F-35 is a monster system and huge leap in capabilities for our Air Force and those of our allies.
Have you seen it in action against another superpower's military?
Elon Musk thinking he is an expert on warfare is pure comedy.
The correct way forward is to use new technologies to enhance our capabilities, not to outright replace our existing equipment.
Musk's comment is like saying Canon and Nikon are stupid for still making full-frame interchangeable lens cameras when cell phone cameras work so well.
He contributes nothing to the conversation.
Sory, incorrect analogy. Correct analogy: Elon say, stop making film Cameras. Replace film with CMOS sensors.
Does the F35 give the US a strategic advantage? According to experts, yes. Has its manufacturing and development been fraught with extremely wasteful spending? Probably. Knowing how much free reign military contractors have It's safe to say there's likely a lot of room for trimming the budget while still maintaining/increasing efficiency.
Sure, but I wouldn't leave that to Elon.
Elon named one of his kids after the Lockheed Martin A12/SR71 planes...nothing has flown as fast or as high than those recon aircraft..I am guessing he has huge respect for the Skunk Works team in spite of his F35 comments.
He named the kid "Oxcart"?
@@alpinecenter The "Warthog"
The future is EMP defense to stop drones and small AI drones!
Emp will likely knock out the f35 and every other piece of electronic equipment in the radius too
F35 has emi sheilding on all wires
TBH I dont think humans are ready for drone wars. It is straight out of terminator at this point.
Im waiting for it….. 🍿 🍺
How many times has her truck been recalled?
I wasn't aware Musk was elected president - this guy is absolutely a super-villain in the making
F35 makes sense but not at that price point.
Israel is buying more of them. They're exceeding expectations in the field. They're expensive and not your front line aircraft to do the workhorse work.
If F-35 isn’t worth that much, then US should sell Taiwan $20 billion worth of F-35 block 4s. If F-35 is worthless, Lockeed Martin can sell it China. Right?
So many people with zero knowledge acting like they are smart. You're the dumbest person on the internet.
Enlighten me. Explain the price point in detail for its lifecycle. I'll wait. Don't speak about things you know nothing about.
@@matthart4465agreed.
I’d prefer to leave the effectiveness questions to people who are knowledgeable and who have experience with the platform.
Yeah no the program is a failure, your hate for Elon Musk cannot stand over this fact
@@neo2190as opposed to your weird cult-like love for Elon?
@@mattmccrory2882 I don’t love Elon Musk, I don’t have idols for anyone.
But I do think those who absolutely despise Elon have fallen victim to foreign disinformation campaigns meant to dissuade public opinion and interests regarding scientific advancement of the US. Specifically campaigns by the Chinese.
They love his rocket designs and have been stealing intellectual property in the American aerospace industry for decades since the Cold War. It is very difficult to hold scrutiny for Musk. In America we produce 150,000 engineers a year while countries like Mexico, China, India and Korea graduate over half a million engineers a year. We don’t have minds anymore. So it has been easy for Musk to monopolize his position in science. It is also worrisome.
@@mattmccrory2882 I don’t love Elon Musk, I don’t have idols for anyone.
But I do think those who absolutely despise Elon have fallen victim to foreign disinformation campaigns meant to dissuade public opinion and interests regarding scientific advancement of the US. Specifically campaigns by the Chinese.
They love his rocket designs and have been stealing intellectual property in the American aerospace industry for decades since the Cold War. It is very difficult to hold scrutiny for Musk. In America we produce 150,000 engineers a year while countries like Mexico, China, India and Korea graduate over half a million engineers a year. We don’t have minds anymore. So it has been easy for Musk to monopolize his position in science. It is also worrisome.
@@mattmccrory2882 I don’t love Elon Musk, I don’t have idols for anyone.
But I do think those who absolutely despise Elon have fallen victim to foreign disinformation campaigns meant to dissuade public opinion and interests regarding scientific advancement of the US. Specifically campaigns by the Chinese.
They love his rocket designs and have been stealing intellectual property in the American aerospace industry for decades since the Cold War. It is very difficult to hold scrutiny for Musk. In America we produce 150,000 engineers a year while countries like Mexico, China, India and Korea graduate over half a million engineers a year. We don’t have minds anymore. So it has been easy for Musk to monopolize his position in science. It is also worrisome.
For some reason this CEO seems to have "a bit" more expertise on this issue than Mr Musk. Musk has just stated publicly an obvious future that probably every nerd on this planet has known and understood for years. This discussion and thinking is being done all around the world by professionals. There's no need for Musk to "step in". Musk should really pay attention and focus on his technology companies.
My big complaint about military spending is we are spending more and more, and yet there are less aircraft, less ships, less tanks, less equipment overall, etc. So where is all this money going? Now these "new companies" that want to sell alternates to what old school companies (Boeing, LM, etc) but yet I feel they are more interested in making money rather than providing effective military systems.
"we are expensive and inefficient, but you have no choice for you are tied to us"
How appropriate a South African who never served insults a CEO who never served and the LM CEO speaks from the Reagan Defense Forum.
Perfect storm of capitalism crap.
imagine if a network of 10 drones somehow evolve to take down a fighter jet
Thank you for the advertising, bitcoin, bots. Glad to see it's now permeating video comments. Will it never end?
Forgot to mention that Iran was able to target lock Israeli F-35s and the second and third waves ended up launching their rockets from Turkish airspace.
Drones don’t carry thousand of pounds of ordnance for thousands of miles, yet.
Well they do. Problem is, they are called Cruise missiles, which don't pump up the stock price as much as drones
what is the cost over run on the f35 program and how late was it? a general had to take over it to get it on track.
Was it even later than Crew Dragon? I would have to check.
> a general had to take over it to get it on track < That's what happened with the Lunar Module guidance software in the 1960s BTW. A hot mess of random coding styles and dubious reliability, until a general(?) stepped in at Lincoln Labs and basically had them start over regardless of how far behind they already were.
How about cost plus
But, What did Elon Say, that the CEO responded on? maybe i missed that in the videoclip... Weird.
Nah, your IQ is just low.
very smart, sensible and polite answer. I guess Lockheed might have too much influence on USAF, but they are now in really strange position to be influenced so much by a guy who appears to be a defense ignorant. And I agree drones are important, just they are not F35 replacement.
Drone won't be able to pass through defences, even if you send 100 of them. But that doesn't mean you don't invest in drones. You can have both.
“What are we gonna do?”
“Who are preparing for?”
“What weapons of future wars, will fight the future to save ourselves from it?”
“It is necessary to be prepared for war… but never get involved in one you cant possibly imagine”
Take it easy everyone let’s wrap up the existing wars and start no more.
Dangerous games we play mow.
Jeremy
elon is such an airhead, ill never understand why the world decided to give that guy all the money lmao
Anything Elon says, you should just think the opposite.
I am with Elon on this.
Me too I think the cybertruck is an amazing product😂😂😂
If F-35 is worthless, then why are F-35 block 4s still classified? Do you even understand the significance of electro-optical targeting? You & Elon are as sharp as a marbel.
@@tringuyen7519
To my understanding some block IV's are already rolling off the assembly line. Wait until block V! 🔥
Fine and dandy but most F35 are not either mission ready or operational ready. Like only 30 percent are ready to go and the Air Force is blaming Lockheed because they gave it too much control.
This statement is an absolute lie
You clearly are not up to date and clearly don't know the readiness rate of previous jets
@@natodeltaforce342its junk, it either keeps crashing or is not available as in breaker down.
@@JohnJones-k9d Source? Kremlin?
@@JohnJones-k9d it has one of the best safety records
Someone tell musk electronic warfare exists
Oh yeah the Russian army has been one of the most devout EW followers
Elon has some point regarding drones, but he's not entirely right. Drones and Fighter Jets are two completely different tools. Just because they both fly, doesn't mean they are the same. Plus the JSF program didn't just create a 5th gen fighter jet, it paved the way for new modular advanced tech that allowed upgrades on older 4th gen to a 4.5 gen standard.
Now here is a CEO who knows what he is talking about.
Remember Elon is an expert in ALL. Who are we to question him 🤦
Don’t be mad because you wish you were him, chase your goals and stop with the negativity
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@@Reallyreallyoutchea The dude has the body of an unfit 50 year old, the verbal self-control of a toddler, and he named his kids AELJkjcbwdjhwguzge1233. Yeah no, I'll pass. Money isn't everything.
How odd because Donald knows more about everything than anyone else in the world. What a couple of CHUCKLEHEADS.
@@Reallyreallyoutcheaboot lickers are the absolute worst
F35 is very expensive to operate
This guy just "Elon Musked" Elon Musk with his analysis and data based evidence.
how much does it worth? and who would pay for it, realistically?
The F-35 is a great airplane. It should be. It cost over 2 TRILLION (Yes with a "T"...) dollars to develop and get to market, and has a per unit price tag of close to $100 MILLION !! per aircraft. It is the financial black hole of the defense department's budget, sucking money into its disappearing void year-after-year. In a war, if the enemy takes them out, it would take years to replace them and would break the economy...
The old guard is holding on for dear life.
Ah yes. Lockheed Martin. The old guard. The company that was first to implement stealth technology in an aircraft. The company that build the SR-71 (Elon Musk's named his child after the aircraft) and the F-22. The company that is currently developing and building the most sophisticated combat and reconnaissance drones in the world. Lockheed Martin. The old guard.
@Melior_Traiano before their biggest contract in their lifetime that is ww3
Pfft, you think defense spending is going away? It should be going up
@Melior_Traiano They are one of the main reasons us vets come back not in a box.
@Melior_Traianoused to be embarrassing to talk loud about stuff you don’t understand. It’s crazy how many people regurgitate opinions with little basis in fact, now. “The old guard”…lmao.
Goes back to Musk’s car having superior technology but cars drives like an iPad with wheels. Although, I’m sure the driving experience will improve but, go drive a Lucid, Taycan, Audi vs Tesla. Which drives better? I’m with the DOD & Musk working together. Something I do think egos will allow.
Shut up, build rockets, and get your ass to Mars, Elon.
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Please dont text while driving...
NO one can deny what a dumpster fire the F35 has been
I can
@@shadymerchant1198 I think you can say the PROGRAM has been a dumpster fire, the fighter itself, the product of the program is a game changer but even it has a TON of problems.
@@Bellthorian detail some of the problems with the program
When did Elon Musk become a strategic military commander 🤔
The guest at the end is from a drone company. Rep. from Papa John's will tell you that you want KFC.
Elon Musk is really intelligent. That does not mean he does not have completely inane and uninformed opinions.
do you know that rocket technology is under weapons technology?
all space rockets are ICBM?
But the point remains you don't need the human in the cockpit. Humans can't handle the forces that engineered systems can. We have far too many limitations.
Humans can make decisions that we should never allow AI to make.
And current tech can't make that weapon system reliable enough to be deployable.
Cool that the comment section is either people pro Elon or pro f35 apparently
This dude just mopped the floor with his gross inexperience in the matter. Quick to talk about everything with authority like the RUclips experts.
Fire this guy and use his salary to improve the f35
머스크가...고인물들 정신 차리라고 하는 것만으로도 큰 성공이야. 긴장감이 없었던 애들이 긴장감을 갖게 되자너.
A new problem recently reported is there is a cooling problem with the F35 electronics.
The cooling issue has been known for four years now. This is because the newer operating systems have required the engines that were put into production in 2009 to run harder for longer periods of time. There is a coemption underway as to what company is going to win a new cooling contract for the engine. It looks like Honeywell is in the lead.
Buddy fix the cybertruck lol
Drones never have problems, right? Do you remember how many issues the F16 had when it first went into service?
He speaks as a policy maker, not a contractor who should just shut up and build what he's contracted to. Tail wagging the dog. The corrupt influence and over reach of the military industrial complex laid bare.
He didn't need to respond to the Twitter addict.
The cost overruns on the F-35 have been historic. Has not the Israeli F-35 been highly modified by Israel. Are the tax payers of the USA benefiting from these improvements?
Elon Musk maybe the luckiest, most successful business start-up CEO in the history of American Capitalism, but that doesn't make him an expert on battlefield tactics. Musk has never fought in a war or fired a rifle. Now imagine a soldier having to take orders from a man who wrote software for PayPal.
The truth probably is both are important
and for that last guy trying to scare the bejesus out of us with an enemy drone swarm, that is easily vulnerable to an EMP weapons platform.
Executive fodder for Musk, LMC is a joke, a sad joke for taxpayers...
Elon Musk is an expert in military technology and aircraft engineering
F35 is an average aircraft with excellent technology. Sold as a one stop shop, gun still has problems, flight system still has glitches and issues, stealth coatings are problematic, maintenance is a nightmare and combat readiness is at an all time low of about 30% of available aircraft. If Russia and China were to invade tomorrow, the F35 could not fly fast enough, long enough or be available in enough numbers to make a difference
Can i have that chinese bot money too?
Look at all these bot comments trying to convince people to get rug pulled by investing in something worthless. Dont be fooled
I heard your jet from the ground means you didn’t get the stealth part right, bud
Scary scenarios. Where’s does the future of aerial warfare lie? Manned or Autonomous?