That is indeed a prime example. There are a couple of "because environment" ones too.

Ah of course, that excuses everything. They started it.

Negotiations require at least some modicum of trust and good faith.

To be fair, though, they wouldn't have to do much digging to learn about that. A Google search or Wikipedia page would be plenty to make Trump's subsequent behavior unsurprising.

It's ironic that your answer to me calling communities like this an echo chamber is "you should leave."

You are free to block me if you don't want to see me saying things you disagree with.

Then they will go bankrupt, their assets and IP will be sold for pennies on the dollar, and those that follow them will be able to make a profit serving the established demand without the debt burden of the R&D that created it. It's a common pattern for first-movers to not benefit from the industries they create.

Presumably not given Starlink is working fine.

That's how it goes for any industry in its growth phase. A lot of money is spent on research and infrastructure before it starts to collect revenue.

You specifically referenced speed, though, which is emphatically not a legal drug. Amphetamines in general are tightly restricted.

They won't get a special deal like last time either. They'll have to switch to the Euro like everyone else.

Oh, all of a sudden the laws are important, eh?