From the linked article:

The 2022 injury rate at the company’s manufacturing-and-launch facility near Brownsville, Texas, was 4.8 injuries or illnesses per 100 workers – six times higher than the space-industry average of 0.8.

No mention of other industries, but a quick search shows that the injury rate is 2.4 in construction and 3.2 in manufacturing. However, it's important to note that all industries underreport injuries, especially SpaceX, as OP's article discusses.

Also, I think it's interesting to note that Texas, where SpaceX are moving most of their operations, has the most worker deaths of any state.

My first thought on seeing this was "I wonder what ENB preset that is?"

Such a shame, I was really looking forward to this based on the teasers shared on the game's Discord server. I guess it's just like big publishers to put more effort into marketing than development.

One of the things I thought was neat when I visited Japan was that some places would give you change back in a dedicated little tray with rubber "fingers" that made the coins easier to pick up, so you didn't struggle to pick them off a flat counter.

Do I have to take my shoes off? This sounds like a shoes-on activity.

We can hope

Science is the pursuit of truth, which is antithetical to an administration of liars.

🎶 turn up the radio 🎶

None of those words are in the bible

I'm really tired of republicans calling anything democrats do "radical" or "extreme" when they're just pushing for the most mild stuff. I would die for some actual radical left ideas.

Has this kind of ridiculous overvaluation happened this frequently in the past, or is this a modern phenomenon?