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To both points, how would the political risk that looms on the horizon every 4 years be mitigated? It’s tough to see a long term solution that isn’t constantly
by bumby 5y ago
To both points, how would the political risk that looms on the horizon every 4 years be mitigated? It’s tough to see a long term solution that isn’t constantly at risk of being reversed when a new camp rides into town. Maybe some govt orgs like NASA who’ve been dealing with this for decades can shed some light
- SteveNuts 5y agoConstitutional amendments come to mind, but I feel like that would be difficult to pull off at this point
- nradov 5y agoIn the US at least, a fully ratified international treaty would be a fairly effective mitigation. Those have force of law second only to the Constitution. Any single President could somewhat obstruct implementing such a treaty but wouldn't be able to stop it completely.