@ccpatzer saidIt would boggle young peopel's mind, theymight just want to live first...
I would go to the Moon if it meant my death.
I would go to Mars if it meant my death.
I don't understand why outer space doesn't boggle the young minds ...
I would go.
Thank you for being open for the scrifice, but I fear given the price of bringinge a person to another celestial body, they will take young people and bring them back.
@metal-brain saidEveryone dies so the trick is to do something that will immortalize you by being remembered.
You cannot enjoy the accomplishment after you die.
I think Achilles had the same concept.
@metal-brain saidOn the one hand, with a pathologically literal view of the world, this is correct.
The pleasure will be all theirs. The dead don't remember.
On the other hand, it misses the point spectacularly badly.
@metal-brain saidThen why do anything?
The pleasure will be all theirs. The dead don't remember.
@ccpatzer saidI agree in principal but it would have to be out of our solar system for it to be intriguing enough to die for.
I would go to the Moon if it meant my death.
I would go to Mars if it meant my death.
I don't understand why outer space doesn't boggle the young minds ...
I would go.
There’s probably not much we don’t, or won’t soon, know about mars.
Will we die the instant we arrive or will we have time to mess with the rovers and send some selfies back?