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I think that was the hope for ISS in general with the rationale being that the cost would be just too expensive for any one country to bear. And ISS, not comple
by A4ET8a8uTh0 4y ago
I think that was the hope for ISS in general with the rationale being that the cost would be just too expensive for any one country to bear. And ISS, not completely unlike the globalization and connections between countries would force some modicum of cooperation.
I think we were way too optimistic about ourselves as a species. Our cooperation does not last long.
- bayesian_horse 4y agoThe ISS still makes Russians cooperate with other nations. That's quite remarkable given the underfunded state of Roskosmos and the insane dictatorship that is the Russian Federation.