How will this organization (Mars Institute) do anything that the Mars
Society is not already set up to do? It looks like they are positioning
themselves to divide and dilute the community interested persons who want to
further Mars Exploration, support, and interest.
Mickey Schmidt
USAF
Mickey Schmidt observed:
How will this organization (Mars Institute) do anything that the Mars
Society is not already set up to do? It looks like they are positioning
themselves to divide and dilute the community interested persons who want to
further Mars Exploration, support, and
Heaven knows the Mars Society itself has done enough to divide and dilute
the community of interested persons...
Paul
At 12:14 17/10/2002 -0600, you wrote:
How will this organization (Mars Institute) do anything that the Mars
Society is not already set up to do? It looks like they are
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I know someone that would debate you. I recall that during the sixties there
was some kind of psychedelic cult - 'The Church of the Boo-Hoo Bible', or
something - that maintained that the planet Saturn was the source of all
evil and bad vibes in the universe. Their proposed solution was to
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I shall rise to that challenge, Robert. I'm not a scientist per se, but I do like to tell myself that I am at times, rational.
Dismantling Mars is not going to happen, ever. This is more a political
On Thu, 17 Oct 2002, Gary McMurtry wrote:
What? Dismantle Mars? No way! Some of us like it just fine the way
it is. In fact, let me be one of the first (this week?) to call for
an International Mars Preserve, for science, culture, etc. like we've
done for Antarctica.
Hey Gary, its nice
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