Inability for us to get to space by the river be of 2020 means we’re DEFINITELY in a simulation, and the teenager running it is getting bored now.
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Naah, it just means we found the answer to the Fermi paradox the hard way.
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The man might....fall to pieces! I'll show myself out.
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Oh this looks super funhttps://twitter.com/horv_att/status/1316440456629227524?s=19 …
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We* have been treating space like we did with the oceans some decades ago. Just there was no Space Greenpeace to call attention. *: "we" in general. All the Hungarian satellites have deorbited safely within the allocated timeframe.
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He wouldn't react like that, unless his whole schtick has always been "create escape pod for dreadful billionaires (+ service wives) who want to abandon 99% of humanity to awful fate rather than invest in things that might save the planet". /looks to camera
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As in administering suicide?
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Let's go with this reading.
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Are you kidding? Musk would slap together some kind of debris capture device and make a fortune sending rockets up for debris collecting
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Wrote a quick draft for a short story about the Kessler Syndrome about 3 years ago. Even had mention of Musk in it! http://novelist.nz/novel.php?w_novel_id=25 …
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