[Chainmail]

According to what has been put out by NASA, the primary reason for this mission is to "search for evidence of life" that supposedly previously existed on Mars.

Why? Is it so important to these scientists that life be proven to be so ubiquitous and happenstance that it can spontaneously occur anywhere?

If they can't find any real traces of this life, what's the secondary mission for this very expensive rover?

Will at least some of these scientists finally realize how rare and not accidental life really is?

[PIF]

Will at least some of these scientists finally realize how rare and not accidental life really is?

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Who told you? Absence of proof is not proof of absence.

[Kevmo]