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Now this is actualy naive to think honestly, that it will only contain to certain regions, you have no idea how fast it can escalate to something much bigger, it only takes 1 miss calculation! Let me explain, great nations are now already bluffing to one and other of what they will do when this or that happens, sooner or later 1 have to follow their word on it or they just lost all creditbility, that's the danger we have right now as we speak! So don't underestimate the danger of what is already happening and how fast that can go out of hand!
That's why all the great nations need to work together and not try to all find solutions to these problems solo. Sure it might take a long time, does that really matter as long as they are all working on a project? They will be busy and defititly find some solutions and come with great ideas for sure so that will never be a waste, as long as they do that they will respect each other, at least a lot more than they do now :)
A global mindset cannot be achieved in the current state of affairs. As long as we disagree on so many major (and sadly minor) things it is virtually impossible. It will be many generations before we will come close to anything like that barring some kind of disaster, aliens, or revelation.
Working together does help!
And I think Space is THE project they need to focus on because our future is there, not here, there, there will be enough stuff to find for everybody, and when we find other civilizations they may very well be our enemy, then we need each other more than ever, there's no reason to fight War with ourselves, we need to stop that nonsense and aim for what really matters!
The earth is not flat.
Any claims otherwise are based on poor understanding and inaccuracy.
That the earth is a roughly oblate 3-spheroid is supported by every test of every prediction todate including clear photographic evidence and basic mathematic principles.
If you accept that 1 + 1 = 2 then the earth cannot be flat.
And do we have the right to force those who are happy now to sacrifice for some future they may never see?
Source: https://www.nasa.gov/multimedia/nasatv/index.html#public
See, that's why we need to focus on Space TOGETHER!
No, and no amount of good intentions is going to change that. Firstly, and always most importantly, if the great nations of the world set adise their militaries, they'd be conquered alsmost instantly by other people who want their stuff. Congrats, you just set civilization back 200 years through "enlightened" thinking.
Secondly, none of us are as dumb as all of us. Bending the effort of all great nations directly towards space travel means fewer people focusing on other areas of import that may lead to breakthroughs which make space travel possible. That's before you completely wreck their economies.
The Apollo program was infamous for this. While it did lead to some incredible breakthroughs, most importantly the solid-state semiconductor and the transistor, it utterly failed to exploit them. When the private sector got a hold of those innovations, the world economy exploded, including the computer tech Apollo engineers wnated so badly but couldn't make work. NASA was still using punch-cards and reel-to-reel in 1977, when the Apple II debuted.
An even better example is any command economy in the world. All people, working together, to make a great leap forward, ploughing China, the USSR, and any number of other socialist nations into the stone age. Resource allocation fails because no human is capable of commanding it on such scales.
The free market doesn't have these problems because everyone is in some way involved in making adjustments to resource allocation without even knowing it. The price of a candy bar goes up ten cents in response to a cocoa shortage. People buy fewer cand y bars, sending a signal to the manufacturer that they need to get the price down. They contact genetic engineers at Texas Agriculture and Mechanic, or Monsanto, or Con-Agra. The researchers develop a more productive and disease-resitant form of cocoa bean in response, prices and production get better, people buy more, everyone is wealthier for it.
This isn't directed entirely at you, lock, but it really pi$$es me off when somebody comes along thinking they know better and completely **** up that beautiful, elegant, system. I see them as enormous, stupid giants trampling everything good in this world with a goofy smile on their face as they are certain they "did good." The results of their efforts speak for themselves. Economies so broken that human beings, ♥♥♥♥ sapiens, the most intelligent species on the planet, struggles to do something as mind-bogglingly easy as grow enough food for itself. And you think this **** will get us to the stars?
AAAAAAAAAAAAAAARGH! I'm going to go punch a wall or something. Sorry.