| Snoopy said: 7. I actually want a space force. We need equipment to protect our satellites and future projects. |
No we don't.
| Snoopy said: Imagine if our satellites are destroyed then what? No uber, no internet and no porn. |
I know you tend to be fairly lax in your understanding of technology from prior conversations we have had... However... The bulk of the worlds data transmissions is done via terrestrial means and does NOT rely on high latency, low-bandwidth satellite transmissions.
Uber and thus GPS will continue to work, but with far less accuracy as our Cell-phone towers are often used to triangulate locations when GPS navigation is not available.
| Snoopy said: 2. Again, we have to have proof. It should decrease significantly because with all the technology we have we came up with 40 billion and no life. There is more to it regarding the planets. |
Not according to those who believe in their respective religions and Gods.
| Snoopy said: 3. We haven't proved there is life on the moons yet or life outside earth. Moons are more unlikely to have life compare to planets. It's all just speculation. |
Science is looking for the answer, that is the ultimate difference here.
| Snoopy said: 5. Yes, it is chance. If we go by what scientists believe. Remember the butterfly effect how one small change can change the future significantly. Meaning life could've been stopped very easily. Supposedly 99.9% of species went extinct. |
And? Evolution and Natural Selection isn't describing anything is done by chance.
And even if it was, who ultimately cares?
| Snoopy said: I just don't want to spend money on useless wars or equipment that we don't need. If it's technology hell yeah. |
...Yet you are proposing just that.
| Snoopy said: I want the ability to control the weather so we can stop natural disasters and I believe we might be able to control it with space technology. |
And you believe a satellite can accomplish that?
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