SpaceX has been consistently pressuring locals to leave the town of Boca Chica in Texas, but residents are resilient and have shown a desire to not budge.Willingly or unwillingly, has Elon Musk destroyed a community?

The trailer of a new documentary alludes to the fact that it might have.The documentary sheds spotlight on people living in a village which is a stone throw away from SpaceX’s high-tech rocket launching facility located in Southern Texas.Vice TV has just recently aired a documentary on Sunday.

The documentary titled “Vice Versa: Between Musk and Mars” offers an investigative account of disruption that is caused if a tech giant like SpaceX moves their facility to a certain location especially when the residents are unwelcoming of the move.Elon Musk’s plan is ambitious, but like all industrialists, he is very skewed and apathetic towards earthly matters.

It is reported that he has every intention of taking control over the Boka Village so that he can extend the reach of the facility, build residential complexes for employees and even try to simulate Mars surroundings in the nearby area.

All this will be in accordance with the partial fulfilment of his big dream to send 1 million people to Mars by 2050.

If his tweets are to be believed, he is very serious about that dream, and presumably, if he had to destroy the wildlife and force people out of their homes, he will not flinch from doing so.

A new book gave insights on Nolan’s head while also informing everyone that watching his film Inception on an iPhone is okay.I wouldn’t say it is okay to find flaws in someone, but I should say that it is the easiest thing you can do in this world.

However, some continue to do so not only to the ordinary gentlemen on the ground but also to the great people of the world.

Of course, Christopher Nolan is one of the great people in this world, and this time he has found himself yet again in a controversy that has refused to leave his shadows since the last decade.Are Nolan’s films too loud?Well, the volume is one of the complaints Nolan’s friends in Hollywood have brought up to him.

According to the book “The Nolan’s Variations,” penned down by Tom Shone, Nolan’s peers have had many complaints about the sound mixing he uses for his films.Shone has written a book in the company of Nolan himself, and at its core, it offers a deep dive into the director’s mind, his personal life, his childhood, and how he grew up.

In simple terms, the book is a biographical account that explores Nolan’s life all the way up to “Tenet” (his most recent film).In the book, you will find plenty of quotes of Nolan using which the author has tried to represent Nolan’s psychology in its most unhackneyed form.

In the book, we can find Nolan’s anecdote in which he has told Shone how his peers used to come up to him and say that though they have watched his film “Interstellar,” but they have found its dialogues is inaudible.