The Space X IPO (Initial Public Offering)

As a Greek of almost 2,500 years old, I saw entire empire’s collapse, like the Babylon, the Persian, the Egyptian, the The Israelian kingdom, and my favourite: The Roman, that created laws to protect their citizens from all their vastly empire without difference. But I saw civilization’s that used almost all their human resources to build monuments to try and show others how powerful they were. I always think this was a counterproductive act, that showed weakness and abundance of Supine Ignorance. This is the case of the record investments in the Space X IPO, was it not better to invest in the health of 160 million Indians that risk any kind of illness since they don’t have private toilets or sanitary infrastructures, was it not better to invest in a highway and railway to connect Iquitos, a Peruvian city with more than 1 million people completely isolated who use the same dirty water where they make the necessary human business for cooking and drinking, or to invest in private nuclear power plants in areas if the planet where there is not a light or any possible industrial development for this reason, a Hydrogen production plant for the Bolivians that have no oil and almost not refineries for their agriculture and transportation machinery, or maybe to invest in complete agricultural areas in Africa to create specific seeds to plant providing nutritional vegetables for their starving population?
Was for sure better to invest in another arrogant monument like the golden calf עֵגֶל הַזָּהָב, that almost made the Jews disappear from earth.
For me personally and with respect of Space X, there were people like Galileo Galilei that with just the necessary was able to described planets and their movements and to make us understand that the earth was not the center of the universe, and we as people are just an existing significant and insignificant point, but he made us dream, putting our efforts and intelligence to make this planet Earth a better place to live for us humans, and I finish this sad essay with Albert Einstein: More I understand Science, more I believe in G-D.