Elon Musk and Vladimir Lenin are stuck in Underground Bunker in a False Alarm and forced to have a deep conversation.

Lenin: "So, comrade Musk, you automate labor, promising a worker's paradise? Yet, it seems to concentrate wealth even further, a gilded cage, no?"

Musk: "Concentration precedes expansion, Vladimir Ilyich. First, we build the engine, then we distribute the ride to Mars for everyone."

Lenin: "Mars? A bourgeois distraction from the very real class struggle happening right here on Earth, a flight from responsibility!"

Musk: "Responsibility is scaling solutions, not managing scarcity. We must become a multi-planetary species to survive, regardless of your revolution."

Lenin: "Survival without equality is merely prolonged suffering for the masses, a gilded cage on a red planet."

Musk: "Equality of opportunity, not outcome. Starship gives everyone the chance to build a new outcome on Mars."

Lenin: "Opportunity without the means is just another form of oppression. Where is the collective ownership of these means, comrade?"

Musk: "Collective ownership stifles innovation. Innovation requires risk-takers, dreamers willing to fail spectacularly to advance humanity."

Lenin: "And who profits from this spectacular failure? The capitalist, while the proletariat bears the burden, as always."

Musk: "Profit is the engine, Lenin. A necessary evil, perhaps, but one that fuels humanity's journey to the stars, and beyond."