So it appears SpaceX made the same mistake twice now, in losing Starship....

[Carnos Jax]

This is not a criticism of SpaceX's rapid prototyping methods, as it's proven to be just as effective as all in testing done by traditional rocket makers. However, SpaceX has always shown progress from one flight test to the next. This time though, they appeared to have made the same mistake that cost them them last Starship. Those of you who follow SpaceX more closely, what's going on? Should we be worried that they're losing competency?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kJCjGt7jUkU