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Seems like a potentially great way to transfer a lot of wealth from taxpayers to the aerospace industry for a very long time with little oversight or roi.
by ic0n0cl4st 6y ago
Seems like a potentially great way to transfer a lot of wealth from taxpayers to the aerospace industry for a very long time with little oversight or roi.
- f6v 6y agoIn ideal world, we'd transfer wealth from football players, singers, actors, traders etc.
- ic0n0cl4st 6y agoOr maybe we give more thought to the feasibility of space colonization and give people the ability to opt out of paying for this kind of adventurism? I work really hard and would rather my taxes go to helping out those living today, not maybe those living in 1,000 years.
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- entropea 6y agoI agree with you. It's driven by nothing more than sci-fi fantasy. Robots are the future of space travel and public funded inventions for those do end up bringing useful technological advances in the future.
- 0x_rs 6y agoIs that not what has been going on with the possibly questionable cost-plus approach of NASA, let alone the US Military contracts and similar government grants for feasibleness research without commitment?