bold statement. I’d argue otherwise and say it would not.
For at least my imagination does not depend on NASA.
Budget cuts can also accelerate efficiency and creativity.
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This is fine but these kinds of articles and subject matter are not going to convince the people that need convincing to properly fund NASA. Anyone who believes this line of reasoning is already firmly in the camp of ensuring NASA gets as much funding as it needs.
nigelh on
NASA’s done some great stuff over the years but I’m not sure you can afford it any more.
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And a blow to earth’s safety, environmental sciences, space exploration, the list goes on and on
syntaxbad on
Has been. It’s already destroyed. And hurting our imagination is the point.
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As NASA grapples with major proposed budget cuts and losing some of its most brilliant minds, America’s willingness to look outward is also at risk.
Read the full article: [https://www.wired.com/story/the-destruction-of-nasa-would-be-a-blow-to-our-collective-imagination/](https://www.wired.com/story/the-destruction-of-nasa-would-be-a-blow-to-our-collective-imagination/)
bold statement. I’d argue otherwise and say it would not.
For at least my imagination does not depend on NASA.
Budget cuts can also accelerate efficiency and creativity.
This is fine but these kinds of articles and subject matter are not going to convince the people that need convincing to properly fund NASA. Anyone who believes this line of reasoning is already firmly in the camp of ensuring NASA gets as much funding as it needs.
NASA’s done some great stuff over the years but I’m not sure you can afford it any more.
And a blow to earth’s safety, environmental sciences, space exploration, the list goes on and on
Has been. It’s already destroyed. And hurting our imagination is the point.