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Previously on "Should Reaction Engines be given a wodge of cash to build a working space vehicle?"
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It's shame we haven't got the brains or gumption to get into thorium reactors too, which could be a game changer.
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Seeing as the West has moved onto to limitless money printing, can't we have everything we've ever dreamed of now? It's all affordable now. Grow tomatoes on Mars and ship them back to earth. Every house can have a flying car on the drive. Put windmills on the top of Mt. Everest.
I'm surprised the Zimbabweans didn't all fly off in rocket ships to Pluto. They had the money for it.
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Presumably could be funded by a day's printing or so? If so, why not, there may be money in space, it is big after all.
Get the Severn barrage funded too, that's proper inward investment. But we need a crash before we splash cash.
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Yes, but only if we outsource all the work to India and then give India £5bn in aid as well. We want the lefties to be happy.
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It's also fairly vital to the survival of fluffy bunnies. Cute though they may be, fluffy bunnies have no chance of deflecting a mass-extinction asteroid. Something environmentalists seem unable to grasp.Originally posted by original PM View PostYes becuase the ability of the human race to establish a permanent self sufficent base off planet earth is vital to the survival of the species.
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Yes becuase the ability of the human race to establish a permanent self sufficent base off planet earth is vital to the survival of the species.
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Yes, because it's bwilliant and that is more important than any normal political objection.
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Should Reaction Engines be given a wodge of cash to build a working space vehicle?
10Yes60.00%6No30.00%3AndyW's mum's strap on love rocket is heading for uranus10.00%1What it says really. Should the government bankroll the development of Skylon or similar? It would certainly create some very good quality jobs and the end result could well be profitable.
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