The key question: Is this all high-minded political talk from people who will be gone when Mandarin becomes the lingua franca on the Moon?
Fucking nailed it right there. You can't bully or bluster your way to the moon. It takes a willingness to continue projects over decades and that hasn't existed at NASA for a long time. By the time China has established a presence at Shakelton, it will be too late for a wake up call. China is investing in science while we're telling ours to leave for opportunities elsewhere. We're burying the future and half the country is applauding it.
Incredibly risky decision to conduct this mission and it's pretty risky to publish this account if DPRK really did not know about it because they're still going to want to retaliate. It also seems pretty stupid to have a bunch of non coms conduct a mission in enemy territory under a communications blackout. Was there not a single officer to command the mission on the ground? The consequences of failure could literally have been nuclear war.
Unfortunately not all of them survived, so while I fully support their actions, there certainly are monsters escaping justice thanks to Republicans staunch position that child rape is okay if committed by a Republican.
They were obviously trying to keep these guys from digging their way back up. Way to go, scientists. You're part of a guerrilla marketing campaign for the Mummy 4 Peruvian Panic.
I managed to solve it in the early 2000s with nothing other than a lot of time. I just messed with it whenever I was not typing at a customer service job. Definitely no genius required. Just persistance.
Not a lot to base it on but I'd like to see something based in the ancient past with homo sapiens interacting with the other species of humans that we used to share the planet with.
This guy thinks they had 100 FBI agents scrub diaper's name from the files because he was a whistle blower? Surely the best way to prove his valiant role in this ordeal is to release the unredacted files, right?
Rubio said Trump used his IEEPA authority in connection with highly sensitive negotiations to end Russia’s war in Ukraine and claimed there could be “severe consequences for ongoing peace negotiations and human rights abuses” if the court ruled against the administration.
TIL Russia's war in Ukraine is over! Way to go guys! To be fair to little marco, there probably will be human rights abuses if the court rules against the administration, but they'll be committed against the court.
You'd think that after a virus ended his first presidency in shambles, he'd be wary of the dangers to him and his ambitions for the future but never underestimate his ability to double down on stupid.
Mm hmm