Will we ever explore outer space?

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    Chir
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    I am an enormous space exploration nerd. There. I said it. I had my eyeb~~~~ glued to my fathers crappy B&W TV watching the grainy Moon landings. I still have a Earth Rise photo framed on my wall. I have a Celestron telescope I use on the weekends to do time lapse digital imaging. Have about a terabyte of photos on my Raid. I play eve online and dream of a life like that. (well perhaps with less pew pew.)

    This all being said I give humanity a 1 in 10,000 chance of expanding off this rock. Why?

    WOMEN, DIVERSITY, and SOCIAL JUSTICE.

    They make impassioned rhetoric plea’s of we must care for everyone, everyone must be equal, lavish trillions on corrupt welfare and entitlement plans. So they take billions from research, development and space exploration and give it to the sad faced women and children.

    Our only hope is that China which is more pragmatic and doesn’t have to worry about “diversity” issues, will see the advantages to space exploration and claiming real estate on other planets. The US and Europe are pretty much done in the space exploration arena thanks to the above s~~~. I mean if you are so f~~~ing preoccupied with “exploring” your gender how do you expect to think rationally and explore space.

    It is by caffeine alone I set my mind in motion, it is by the beans of Java that thoughts acquire speed, the hands acquire shaking, the shaking becomes a warning; it is by caffeine alone I set my mind in motion.

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    Gerald
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    (well perhaps with less pew pew.)

    Completely off topic but this literally made me LOL!

    No longer can we walk away, we must run. Remove the motive power.

    #283963
    Sidecar
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    Sidecar,
    Putting s~~~ on every womans face on the planet might be more expensive that putting one guy on the moon, but Im quite sure putting all the women on the moon would be far more expensive (and unfortunately, not possible).

    Twelve men have walked on the moon, not just one. And not a single woman. I don’t see a reason to change that X to 0 ratio. I’m more interested in seeing men walk on mars. Women would much rather put s~~~ on their faces. Which benefits humanity more?

    In terms of the sun exploding (as far as I know it will only collapse, not explode), by then “humanity” will most likely not exist at all.

    As the sun runs out of hydrogen it will start fusing heavier elements and expand outwards into a red giant slightly larger than the orbit of the earth. Only after that will it blow off most of its mass, including the absorbed mass of mercury, venus, and the earth, as heavier elemental dust leaving a white dwarf behind.

    And yes, humanity most likely won’t exist any more by that point (we’ll be lucky to get another couple centuries, really), but that’s not the point. What matters is that the earth definitely has a fixed time limit, and humanity had better be well off it, one way or another, by that point.

    I mean, we would have probably evolved some by then. And if by then we still dont care, I think we sorta deserve it.

    Nah. We’ll be extinct. And deserve has nothing to do with anything.

    Mining asteroids would not be a good idea. The huge initial cost is not the only problem:
    Once you have the resources, and they would have to be in huge quantities to be worth it, their price will also drop dramatically.

    Doesn’t matter. Whoever makes the huge initial investment will still reap inconceivable profits. The amount of just iron, never mind the other rarer metals, to be had from a single asteroid would put every single iron mine on the planet out of business. At that point the asteroid miners would be able to charge what they like but would still reap fantastic profits selling the iron at giveaway prices. So they become fabulously wealthy and meantime humanity as a whole become wealthier as well from practically free, near limitless metal. Imagine the era of the truly disposable car. It would basically destroy the current economy of scarcity, and that’s a good thing.

    You can see this in everything: We got both Taxis and Buses. We got fast and high tech trains… but the old slow ones with cheaper tickets still run as well. We got lamborginis and honda civics. If we were to discover a NEW element that would make something possible we never dreamed about… maybe.

    You logic is based on an economy of scarcity. A single asteroid turns that into an economy of abundance, and that changes all the rules.

    There really is that much metal up there.

    But we’ll never get it because the hungry welfare mobs don’t care about nearly free, forest preserving, strip mine closing, stainless steel housing tomorrow. They want their welfare check now. After all, we can’t ask them to quit having babies they can’t afford to feed, now can we? That would be racist / sexist / elitist / whateverist.

    But you are right that starvation (or war)

    Each leads to the other.

    due to welfare collapse is the most likely scenario. So even if we disagree in the rest, Im sure it wont matter cus none of us will get to say “I Told you so” :D.

    Maybe not, but I can tell people: “You’ll see…” And we’re starting to.

    At $20 trillion in debt we’re a lot closer to the brink than people think.

    #283982
    Jim01
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    I am an enormous space exploration nerd. There. I said it. I had my eyeb~~~~ glued to my fathers crappy B&W TV watching the grainy Moon landings. I still have a Earth Rise photo framed on my wall. I have a Celestron telescope I use on the weekends to do time lapse digital imaging. Have about a terabyte of photos on my Raid. I play eve online and dream of a life like that. (well perhaps with less pew pew.)

    This all being said I give humanity a 1 in 10,000 chance of expanding off this rock. Why?

    WOMEN, DIVERSITY, and SOCIAL JUSTICE.

    They make impassioned rhetoric plea’s of we must care for everyone, everyone must be equal, lavish trillions on corrupt welfare and entitlement plans. So they take billions from research, development and space exploration and give it to the sad faced women and children.

    Our only hope is that China which is more pragmatic and doesn’t have to worry about “diversity” issues, will see the advantages to space exploration and claiming real estate on other planets. The US and Europe are pretty much done in the space exploration arena thanks to the above s~~~. I mean if you are so f~~~ing preoccupied with “exploring” your gender how do you expect to think rationally and explore space.

    agreed – just take a look at this

    http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-3744764/He-looks-like-s-asking-s-tea-Chris-Boardman-slammed-sexist-remark-commentating-golden-couple-Laura-Trott-Jason-Kenny.html

    the snowflakes we produce now can’t even take a simple joke so imagine sending people to Mars who might die…won’t ever happen

    on your point about Eve Online – are you going to pick up No Man’s Sky? the reviews say the game is shallow with not much to do but the thought of just flying through the Universe finding new planets to explore sounds great to me. I am going to pick it up once the price drops as £50 for a game is too much

    #284318
    Uintatherium
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    Sometimes I want the robots to take over the world in a robopocalypse. It would be like a zombie apocalypse except robots aren’t filthy and diseased.

    I look forward to smashing metal heads with an aluminum bat. F~~~ off robots! Human resistance motherf~~~er!

    I’m starting to feel pretty passionate … just because I frequently fantasize about beating the f~~~ing s~~~ out of robots. F~~~ing metal c~~~s.

    MGTOW: because you can (and should) say anything about a woman as long as she isn't within earshot

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    Gnostic
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    I am an enormous space exploration nerd. There. I said it. I had my eyeb~~~~ glued to my fathers crappy B&W TV watching the grainy Moon landings. I still have a Earth Rise photo framed on my wall. I have a Celestron telescope I use on the weekends to do time lapse digital imaging. Have about a terabyte of photos on my Raid. I play eve online and dream of a life like that. (well perhaps with less pew pew.)

    This all being said I give humanity a 1 in 10,000 chance of expanding off this rock. Why?

    WOMEN, DIVERSITY, and SOCIAL JUSTICE.

    They make impassioned rhetoric plea’s of we must care for everyone, everyone must be equal, lavish trillions on corrupt welfare and entitlement plans. So they take billions from research, development and space exploration and give it to the sad faced women and children.

    Our only hope is that China which is more pragmatic and doesn’t have to worry about “diversity” issues, will see the advantages to space exploration and claiming real estate on other planets. The US and Europe are pretty much done in the space exploration arena thanks to the above s~~~. I mean if you are so f~~~ing preoccupied with “exploring” your gender how do you expect to think rationally and explore space.

    No, China is not out of the woods yet.

    China's new domestic violence law

    There is no magic in MGTOW, just recognition of the truth and logical decision how to avoid dangers. The red pill is but the truth, it is no magical potion. Do not think in this modern world men have no longer have natural enemies, men are prey to women and government.

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