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How do you look around at the legacy of colonialism on earth and be like "yes more of that please?" There's an incredible amount of scientific understanding to
by giraffe_lady 3y ago
How do you look around at the legacy of colonialism on earth and be like "yes more of that please?"
There's an incredible amount of scientific understanding to be achieved over the next few decades using unmanned probes in the solar system including mars. After that we'll see. We are barely capable of manned spaceflight at all, don't even have a proof of concept of a self-contained ecosystem that can be isolated for years at a time. We are simply not politically and scientifically sophisticated enough to attempt this on the scale of decades. Leave it for the future.
- zizee 3y ago> How do you look around at the legacy of colonialism on earth and be like "yes more of that please?" Are you talking about human race, spreading out from our cradle in Africa thousands of years ago? Or more recent colonization? Or more recent examples of one group of people subjugating another pre-existing habitat of a land? Because you know there are not people or animals on Mars right?