Thoughts on the various forms of complexity in evaluating it.
4 thoughts on “Space And Success”
Well, I had thought, NASA should do a lot robotic mission before sending crew, since they delaying crew, they might get a lot robotic missions before crew.
So,…
The fact that this was the first NASA payload to the moon since Apollo is a testament to the deeply hypocritical relationship between real science and NASA. As if Apollo had told us everything we needed to to know about the moon instead of barely enough information to begin asking intelligent questions.
Almost tl;dr however it was interesting, so I did. My summary:
You can nuance the definition of success into an abstract piece of art that is impossible to understand or…
Relegate it to the Pom Pom team: S – U – CC – E – SS that’s the way to spell Success!!
It’s a sort of Drake Equation you can never satisfy because no one can agree on the value of any of the terms.
Well, I had thought, NASA should do a lot robotic mission before sending crew, since they delaying crew, they might get a lot robotic missions before crew.
So,…
The fact that this was the first NASA payload to the moon since Apollo is a testament to the deeply hypocritical relationship between real science and NASA. As if Apollo had told us everything we needed to to know about the moon instead of barely enough information to begin asking intelligent questions.
Almost tl;dr however it was interesting, so I did. My summary:
You can nuance the definition of success into an abstract piece of art that is impossible to understand or…
Relegate it to the Pom Pom team:
S – U – CC – E – SS that’s the way to spell Success!!
It’s a sort of Drake Equation you can never satisfy because no one can agree on the value of any of the terms.