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It's 98% right on though !
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too long to read it now
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Not bad. I think this part is important.
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I don't always drink beer, but when I do, I wish I was drinking wine instead.Comment
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thats too funny , I wonder if there werent such big companies to hold inovation down.Where we would truly be.Comment
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ANyone see the family guy sunday when the future was changed (timetravel) rather funny.
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that was neat, thanks
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I remember watching Space 1999 when i was really little. then, i was pretty sure that i would be living on another planet by now.
http://www.space1999.org/Comment
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Shit lots are spot on if you think about them.Comment
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Most of those are dead on, even if worded a bit weird. Amazing how much insight that article had.
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Really the government has been "keeping down" space exploration. The budget for NASA is only around $16 billion. Each manned space shuttle launch costs between 450-550 million. Cost to the moon? About a billion.
Want to go to Mars? You are talking about tens of billions.
Want to setup a permanent human-sustainable colony on any surface other than Earth? You are talking in the high tens of billions.
This isn't counting the unmanned space probes/payloads that get sent up. Those are much cheaper at around $11,000 per pound, still adds up fast.Comment
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I'm wondering why we don't all have our personal helicopters yet.
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"The future ain't what it used to be" - Yoggi Bera
The shopping by video phone really hit it home.
I remember hearing that when I was a kid.
Funny, the actual video phone is a bust, but who needs it.
I video conference all the time, crystal clear.
Can't believe they still work on that one in this day and age. every Christmas somebody has a "Video Phone" on the market, and I'm just screaming at them, "Just give it up, it's over, it's outdated!"Last edited by EBORG9; 05-22-2007, 02:47 PM.Comment
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I'm still waiting for my fucking hoverboard!
I've trusted my sites to them for over a decade...
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It's 8 years part 1999 and government hasn't exactly been 'keeping down' space exploration/space colony technology so... where's the moon base at?
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