You first!
Jeff’s been binge-watching “The Expanse.” Maybe that’s why he bought the rights to Season 4 from the SyFy Channel.
What is minimum wage on the moon and does he have a monopoly on living facilities there?
#iOweMySoulToTheCompanyStore
Question is...which “we” might he mean???
The UN we, the Transhuman we, etc, etc....
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Never Fergit To Laugh!
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Somebody needs to put out that bye gif.
These mega tech tycoons must actually think they are gods. If you don’t know the One True God I guess that is the fearful reaction to ignoring the evidence given. He has been so successful but he fears the future and thinks it is all up to him to solve perceived problems. I would not want to be him.
We do. Eventually any individual planet dies. If we ain’t got off this one by then none of the rest matters.
He’s not wrong. But he is creepy.
I can’t believe he doesn’t know about demographic transition.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Demographic_transition
Blue Origin sure has a weird business plan to go along with its creepy pitchman.
Because Mars needs a fulfillment center
I bet you could find parts for an Apollo ,cheap
More elite CGI.
https://www.engadget.com/2018/02/27/nokia-vodafone-4g-moon/
Here is another waste of money like all their worthless phony ideas.
How many will he kill like Branson?
The white population on earth is not growing. It is people of the Muslim cult and the Hispanics that are growing.
But if it was suggested that the races with excess populations being sent to the moon it would be racis.
Our planet was doomed.
Doomed?
Yes, so everybody said, let’s pack the whole population into giant spaceships and settle on another planet.
A less doomed one?
Precisely. So it was decided to build three gigantic ships. Three gigantic Arks in space. The idea was that into the first ship would go all the brilliant leaders, scientists, the great artists, you know, all the achievers. Into the third ship would go all the people who do the actual work, who make things and do things. Then into the B ship — that’s us — would go everyone else, the middlemen. Of course, we were sent off first.
What was wrong with your planet?
It was doomed. Apparently it was going to blow up or crash into the sun or something.
That’s not what I was told.
My commander swore that the entire planet was about to be eaten by a mutant star goat.
Really?
Yes. He said how lucky I was to be going off in the first ship.
But they made sure they sent all you lot off first, anyway.
Oh, yes! And everyone said — very nice I thought — how important for morale to feel that they were arriving on another planet where you could get a good haircut and where the phones were clean.
Yes. I can see that’d be very important.
Can you?
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And the rest of the ships followed on after you?
Funny you should mention that, ‘cause curiously enough we haven’t heard a peep out of them since we left five years ago.
He’s right. And I like the division of labor, Bezos focuses on the Moon, and Musk on Mars.
Now, if we could get someone to look toward the Asteroid Belt, and someone else the water-moon Europa, we’ll have our bases covered.
A sense of urgency would be a breath of fresh air.