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On 2024-10-28 22:01:56 +0000, Blueshirt said:
> Nomen Nescio wrote:
>> 
>> Writing these fantastic tales involving space travel and
>> colonies and civilistations that will never happen.
> 
> Well, not in our lifetime maybe... but I wouldn't go as far as
> saying never ever.
> 
>> But billionare fools like Musk and Bezos push the idea.
> 
> It's their money... and it's all good publicity for their egos.
> 
> Ultimately we won't be around to find out.

Moron Muskrat is claiming to get a self-sustaining colony on Mars by 
2050 ... but his Tesla cars are bug-ridden horror stories (especially 
the idiotic Autopilot), so it's more likely the "colony" will have 
numerous problems and all the people will die within weeks. Hopefully 
Muskrat will be of that first group of people to go!