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What a bizarre perspective. If we lived by this stick in the mud "where's your permission slip" mentality we'd have yet to set foot at the poles. The law on th
by jalapenos 2y ago
What a bizarre perspective. If we lived by this stick in the mud "where's your permission slip" mentality we'd have yet to set foot at the poles.
The law on this is ample: it would be the same as it was on the high seas and in unsettled lands on Earth, before busybody narcissist state bureaucrats had the power to insert their opinions of how others should live into all human life.
- ggm 2y agoI look forward to a rescue mission finding the Mars colony ship drifting in space, with a hand written paper saying "for gods sake look after our people" and evidence Musk stepped out for a walk saying "he may be some time" Artic and Antarctic exploration is littered with stunningly bad decision making from Franklin's search for the Northwest passage onward. I live in one of those "uninhabited" lands, claimed by the state as "Terra nullius" anything but of course.
- ionwake 2y agoyou come across as very unadventurous and adventurous at the same time. Im sure in this age there are plenty of people who want to die and are happy to risk their lives in the pursuit of adventure. If they want to risk it going to Mars let them. the new vikings
- jalapenos 2y agoSome people find life in this world to be basically unpleasant and tedious. So it may make no sense to you why someone would get in a rocket, or trek to the south pole, or ride a motorbike, or perhaps go further than sight distance from your house, but others want to live an exciting and impactful life during that brief blip of time before they die. And that life is their property, not that of some self appointed guardian.