I clearly am not saying that
Funnily enough people who have the problems you allude to very often end up ‘inside’. One of those weird ironies.
I clearly am not saying that
But that's utterly irrelevant though, isn't it?Probably costs more than it would to end rough sleeping in the UK.
But that's utterly irrelevant though, isn't it?
But that's utterly irrelevant though, isn't it?
Yeah... Not always in a bad way though.. Rastatramp now happy in a home but he was always a gent.Funnily enough people who have the problems you allude to very often end up ‘inside’. One of those weird ironies.
Yes, that's obvious. But you could say the same about mobiles/make up/cars/TVs - the money spent on them would probably alleviate homelessness too.Not really. It says something about our priorities.
Yes, that's obvious. But you could say the same about mobiles/make up/cars/TVs - the money spent on them would probably alleviate homelessness too.
This is silly. Stopping space launches won't fix it either so I've just illustrated the pointlessness of your comments.One are consumers the other is structural. Changing consumer choices won’t fix it so no idea why you’re making it some kind of comparison.
This is silly. Stopping space launches won't fix it either so I've just illustrated the pointlessness of your comments.
Yes, that's obvious. But you could say the same about mobiles/make up/cars/TVs - the money spent on them would probably alleviate homelessness too.
How many have a cleaner at home nowadays?
Yous is the one barracking scientific progressI swear this place used to be progressive.
How do you think the railways got built? T'is the way of the world.True, but the way we’re handing space over to capital makes it stick in the craw a little more.
Guess we’ll see how much the benefits reach the commons, but so far it’s a vertical freight business and a sideline in jollies for parasites.
Yous is the one barracking scientific progress
How do you think the railways got built? T'is the way of the world.
Thought he'd get stick for that.... In my experience command economies ain't good... Best counter argument ha(s/d) been Space.... Cccp kicked arseSounding a bit defeatist there, bud.
And I’d expect you know a few things about the Spanish Civil War too.
To link with my post above. Hear on BBC complaints about the problem with captialism is the money ends up with the profits... Which to me misses the number... Capitism is the take a punt.. if it comes in.. quids in the benefit to those who take the risk. The alternative Command based lacks the scope to take variety of punts like always backing the favourite when the ground breaking will always be left field. That said having explored both Cuba and the Philippines (a good compare and contrast) your Mean lot is probably better in Cuba... But in terms of pushing things forward, and we have to coz of population overshoot... The spread betting of capitism worksMaybe it’s me that doesn’t then. I can’t think of a suitable alternative though.
I'm just giving you the simple historical facts. Now can we get back to talking about this amazing scientific achievement please?Sounding a bit defeatist there, bud.
theyve got a new model coming out - you can pre-order it off his website...Slight problem: you haven't been able to buy said car since 2012.
yeah this. growing up space felt for want of a better word sacred, and treated with reverence by science.True, but the way we’re handing space over to capital makes it stick in the craw a little more.
Needs must :-( we probably already at the point where our grand kids will be on huel diets and applying for breeding licences :-(theyve got a new model coming out - you can pre-order it off his website
yeah this. growing up space felt for want of a better word sacred, and treated with reverence by science.
you can just feel the commercialisation of space happening with this giant step for corporate kind
True, but the way we’re handing space over to capital makes it stick in the craw a little more.
I've been thinking today what has disgusted me about the car thing...maybe im just a grumpy git, but i think there is a reason why...and I think the reason is because its like an advert... in fact its not like an advert, it is an advert. There's his product floating in space, just like in a cgi advert... theres the cool association-making (with Hitch-hikers), just like in an advert...there's the appropriation of a once counter-cultural bit of music providing a soundtrack to his product, just like in an advert... when he's not sweating his employees and suppressing trade unions he is ultimately in the business of flogging cars, and he's generated an incredible amount of awareness in them around the world thanks to this viral stunt advert.
I know this isnt the exact same thing but when humans sent this off into space I could get behind that sentiment:
Theres a sense of respect and reverence for space which goes along with that.
I think Mars missions are beyond stupid, and moon missions, long ago done and dusted are now also redundant, but Im not against space science. And I like the international nature of the space station - this idea that we may be fucking the earth up royally, but in space there's some attempt amongst many scientists to rise above the way states play out their shitty politics and raise science above those politics. But with the way Musk has gone about this it seems to shit on all of that. What I see is Musks ego, Musks products, Musks share price.