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Even if Mars worked, it would be terrible for the Earth because it would give the first real nuclear asylum. Should leaders be able to live somewhere completely
by helthanatos 10y ago
Even if Mars worked, it would be terrible for the Earth because it would give the first real nuclear asylum. Should leaders be able to live somewhere completely free of the threat of destruction, who knows what they'd do.
Should it work, it can greatly hurt the human race; should it fail, it was a waste of money. I don't understand why people would be happy about this?
- EJTH 10y ago> Even if Mars worked, it would be terrible for the Earth because it would give the first real nuclear asylum. And it would be good for earth at the same time for the same reasons. I would consider it a good thing because of redundancy of life and humanity. > Who knows what they'd do Probably not something that they haven't already planned. Just look at Iraq, Libya and Syria and see what the US have done to those places. > Should it work, it can greatly hurt the human race But it could also open up a whole new world of adventure, exploration, innovation and conquest - something many humans still strive for.
- hehheh 10y agoSerious? I honestly can't tell. Do you think the only thing stopping leaders from killing billions is the fact they might also die or be otherwise affected?
- euyyn 10y agoThey must be so looking forward to life in the Mars desert!