[Mark was here]

We no longer poses the technology to go to the moon. The need for 100% diversity coupled with the need for 100% safety, has put space travel out of reach.

[Bryanw92]

>>We no longer poses the technology to go to the moon. The need for 100% diversity coupled with the need for 100% safety, has put space travel out of reach.

Well said. The “Right Stuff” is now defined as the right skin color.

[mylife]

Its a risk I would personally take

[bigbob]

It will happen through the efforts of private enterprise. Maybe Americans, maybe not.

[RinaseaofDs]

Better to go to Venus. You could build a shirt sleeve environment if you were ok living just above the cloud layer. Ample material there for making water, growing food, etc. Think Lando Calrissians cloud city. You could walk around on an open balcony in a place like that with no equipment.

[PIF]

“The need for 100% diversity coupled with the need for 100% safety, has put space travel out of reach.”

The need for 100% diversity. coupled with the need for 100% safety, plus the need for 100% mulsim outreach, coupled with the 100% educational need to have good outcomes has put space travel, critical thinking, and moral values out of reach, proving our society is able to believe 400% is the same as 100% and feel good about the outcome.

Yea, though we walk through the valley of the shadow of vast ignorance, we fear no learning for our Kardashian is with us until we arrive at the department store in the sky.

[Campion]

It's more like a mountain of federal debt has put anything but making interest payments out of reach. And, oh, BTW, massive unemployment and underemployment doesn't help.

[<1/1,000,000th%]

We don’t have the technology to go to orbit, much less the moon. We have to pay the Russians $70 million every time they bring one of our astronauts to the ISS.