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- freedom-6
Why can't we first learn to fix the planet we're already on before we try to settle in places without nature or food or breathable air?
- Separate issues. Not connected in any way. That's why. :)monospaced
- He is trying to fix the planet. But also want an exit plan if we don't. I think there are better people to punch.eryx
- He's trying to make money selling you the idea he can fix the planet. Rocket Jesus.i_monk
- Everyone is trying to make money, monk.eryx
- no monk, he's selling cars and solar panels and batteriesmonospaced
- we've done enough in this life..futurefood
- I dont understand how people learn this stupid sense of prioritization. We can do both, and one helps the other.cannonball1978
- The fallacy of relative privation is insidious.i_monk
- There's no relative privation going on here. It's the opposite, where you don't think he's doing ENOUGH good, so you say he's a failure.monospaced
- Fact is, he's doing something, and that's not bad. He never said he's fixing the planet, so why hold him to that? He's selling products and doing space shit.monospaced
- You're confused, mono. The fallacy of relative privation applies to freedom's comment, not what you imagine Musk's motives are.i_monk
- It certainly has nothing to do with whether someone is doing "enough" or is a "failure" at it.i_monk
- gotchamonospaced
- so you're saying the same thing :)monospaced