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Maybe all the billionaires should go.

• Helmut10001 4y ago
  We should send Putin, too.
• rapnie 4y ago
  If the profound positive impact on Amazon policy-making by Bezos after his trip is an indicator, then yes.
  • amelius 4y ago
    What impact? Did I miss something?
    • limaoscarjuliet 4y ago
      I sense sarcasm.
  • deleted 4y ago
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  • MerelyMortal 4y ago
    He basically went up an untethered elevator and saw a very limited view of Earth. He did not orbit Earth and did not see or experience the same things as the others.
    • Kiro 4y ago
      Wasn't he in the same ship as Shatner?
      • MerelyMortal 4y ago
        mouth insert foot Thank you for pointing that out. I still feel like it's not the same thing that people who orbit experience. Of course some people think differently, and I'm sure Bezos and Shatner think very differently. Of course who I am to speak; the highest I've been is in an airliner (so far).
  • ehnto 4y ago
    Do you mind explaining what kind of policy making you are referring too? It's proving difficult to search for.
    • bombcar 4y ago
      I assume it’s sarcasm, but personally I’m a bit disappointed he hasn’t gone complete Lex Luthor yet. If we’re going to have billionaires in space we might as well get an origin story out of it.
  • sp332 4y ago
    He stepped down as CEO last February and went to space last July.
• mnsc 4y ago
  Humans: It's so small... (sadness) Billionaires: It's so small... Maybe I can own it?
  • hotpotamus 4y ago
    And Bezos wept, for there was only one small Earth to conquer.
  • delusional 4y ago
    > Billionaires: It's so small... Maybe I can own it? Billionaires: It's so small, I have to go to mars so I can own that too.
• angelaguilera 4y ago
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• goodpoint 4y ago
  ...and stay there.