I haven't read the book (yet, shipping to France is long, yo) and I'm getting the idea that you think attempts at space colonization are very much a bad idea. But how inevitable is it that we'll end up giving billion-dollar-having-people the basic tools needed to try anyway in the course of current scientific endeavours ?
Do Mars rovers directly connect to Mars colonies, or is this a completely separate field of research we could effectively regulate without kneecapping the rest of science?
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I haven't read the book (yet, shipping to France is long, yo) and I'm getting the idea that you think attempts at space colonization are very much a bad idea. But how inevitable is it that we'll end up giving billion-dollar-having-people the basic tools needed to try anyway in the course of current scientific endeavours ?
Do Mars rovers directly connect to Mars colonies, or is this a completely separate field of research we could effectively regulate without kneecapping the rest of science?
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