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Absolutely I would. I would have my own station built that I could travel to when I'm feeling like a vacation. It would have a rotating deck to simulate gravity
by dkokelley 19y ago
Absolutely I would. I would have my own station built that I could travel to when I'm feeling like a vacation. It would have a rotating deck to simulate gravity, and I could stay there in case of anything serious happening on earth.
I would also like a ship that could take me to the moon and other places as well. That way I could go on "road trips" when I'm on vacation in my orbiting space hotel.
The criticism of space travel is that there are other things that you could spend your money on, or other problems that need to be corrected here on earth, before moving on. This classifies the act of space travel as recreational, which I think is untrue. Think about the explorers thousands of years ago. Sure, there were other things the government and other wealthy people could have spent their money on - decent roads or aqueducts/sewage systems are good examples. But so much came out of their exploration and expansion, and I think that space exploration by our wealthy individuals will produce solutions that can be applied on earth as well as in space. Wasn't Velcro supposed to come out of the race to the moon?
- ardit33 19y agoyou better make 10-15 billions, and fast, as the dollar is dropping. I suggest you to scale your ambitions to more realistic goals.
- dkokelley 19y agoI suggest you to scale your ambitions to more realistic goals. Even if I don't get there, I'll be closer than if I set lower standards to begin with. Besides, the question was "...if you make it big." so I see no harm in letting my brain run wild with what could be possible. It's actually a great motivator for me.