Okay, so for me this week, guys, I saw something from our friends over at a college fix.

They're, you know, usually out there finding out what the latest garbage being pumped into, you know, people's heads are.

Anyway, so here's the title of the article they were talking about. Astrobiologists

concerned about imperialistic consequences of galactic exploration. So you probably can see where

this thing's going already, but it just the language and the entire thing. I just found it

interesting. So decolonizing space explained. See, I'm in favor of

colonizing space, but they're talking about decolonizing space. Now, it starts off with a

paragraph that actually is a legitimate important question, and that's this. Quoting here,

to whom do other planets belong?

Who should benefit or profit from their resources?

How should human settlements on other planets be governed?

What duty might humans have to life on other planets,

even if it is microbial?

Those are all perfectly legitimate,

serious, scientific, and economic questions

they need to be answered.

But that's not what he's talking about.

So there's a guy, one of the guys who's quoted a lot in this is named Jacob Hakmissra.

I hope I get that right.

And he's put out a book called Sovereign Mars, transforming our values through

space settlement. I just said all of this just to get to some of the quotes that are in this

article. Oh dear. I really, I, yeah, all right.

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