(03-15-2018, 04:58 AM)guohua Wrote: ...I have to think, President Trump wants to Upgrade and Improve the Fleet...
Well who wouldn't! Especially when you have money-rich businesses out there just waiting
to get a piece of a valuable commodities in space.
However, all this may also be a pragmatic way of getting the public around the world on board
with the notion that:
Yeah-big deal, there might be aliens out there, but we've got to get in the game if we're going to
make our mark in the cosmos.
Obviously, we've been building stuff without your knowledge, but if the industry becomes alligned
with commerce, then we'll all benefit from it. We can use words like 'transparent' and 'motivation',
allowing the public a perception that they too, are taking part.
The information that's already acquired can be utilised by private companies and all sorts of tangents
involving space can be explored. We chase the dollar to the stars!
It creates a consciousness of working to a goal instead of dealing with an unknown. We all know
that if an agreed ambition is grasped, controlled and egalitarian-handled, any surprises along the
way are merely obstacles to get around.
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The weird, scary alien-thing becomes a subject that we accept we'll probably run into at some point.
Through this hardheaded view, the terrifying mindset of strange beings that don't wear pants and
never waited at a check-out, become competitors that have been winning the race up until now.
Think how a businessman thinks. Alien...? No, possible customer.
That might sound stupid, but this mysterious, night-terror situation we're currently dealing with, only
makes money on the UFO conference circuit and promotes the 'woo-ish' viewpoint of what awaits us
in space.
Maybe it is time to give some 'Buddy-Repperton' attitude with the aliens and ask yourself,
"What's in it for me?"!!
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