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[–] g253 1 point -1 points (+0|-1) ago 

Are you trolling? You must be trolling. r/SpaceX has exemplary moderation, and excellent discussions. I've had a bunch of silly comments removed, and I was actually grateful instead of upset.

I'm just here to see how it grows and to have an alternative ready in case reddit goes full digg.

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[–] spacexula 0 points 2 points (+2|-0) ago 

Occam's razor applies. The most likely situation was just a normal failure, 2nd stages are working at the bleeding edge of material and structural sciences. Also the IDA was inert, it was no more reactive than the Dover made spacesuit in the capsule. As for the laser, who exactly would fire the laser? The Air Force who needs SpaceX rockets? Boeing doing it themselves behind the back of their shareholders?

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[–] CorneliusAlphonse 0 points 3 points (+3|-0) ago 

Not sure what you're talking about, I read several discussions about those topics over on the other site. Both were as comments within relevant topics. The one thing they are strict about is starting new threads (especially about stuff that has been discussed already or stuff that isnt related to spacex).

So I guess to answer the question at the top, not me.