Hawaii was ground zero in what became a raging pattern of corporate imperialism. I stand with Hawaiians and all Americans ready to interrupt the pattern and forge a new path. No on Mauna Kea telescope.https://www.latimes.com/nation/la-na-hawaii-manua-kea-telescope-protests-20190714-story.html …
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What if most Americans want the telescope?
To me, what Hawaiians want is most important. Particularly given a history of ignoring their traditions, their culture and their rights.
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Thank you, Marianne! The soul of Hawaii and it’s people is real and we can’t just explain it away with scientific and logical reasoning!
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To me, the fundamental problem is that we are at a unique existential moment in our species' history where we just do not know how much life there is in our galactic vicinity and whether any of it is dangerous (do you know about the Fermi Paradox?) =>
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It may be the case that the galaxy is a very dangerous place for technological civilizations ... in which case it may be very risky to focus on being a well-adjusted, happy neighbor! ;-)
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Then go after monsanto in Hawaii
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So if I get your meaning,the decision to put the Mana Kea telescope where it’s currently set to be erected should be left up to the citizens of Hawaii. Do I understand you correctly?
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What other sites would you advocate for?
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