I found it very beneficial when going on long bicycle trips. And in cases where I hate it, I can still rip it off.
Many many moons ago, they did the same with beverage cans. There was a time when you ripped open a coke can and not like push down like it is nowadays. Same environmental idea behind it.
I didn't realize that losing the cap to plastic bottles was such a scourge on society that "solving" that problem would warrant a reddit post comparing it against actual technological advances
It's more about showcasing SpaceX tech and ultimately reducing the Delta-V required to get into LEO and beyond, but I suspect that all of what I just typed is lost on reddit because "Elon bad"
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u/TimWiesnerer 2d ago
Well, that you don't lose the cap...
I found it very beneficial when going on long bicycle trips. And in cases where I hate it, I can still rip it off.
Many many moons ago, they did the same with beverage cans. There was a time when you ripped open a coke can and not like push down like it is nowadays. Same environmental idea behind it.