Is lifeless Venus destroying Darwin?

[questfortruth]

The Scientist reports the conclusion: there is no definite proof, that Phosphine is on Venus, thus, more research must be done.

To which I reply:
If there is reasonable doubt, that Russel's teapot, Tesla car, Phosphine, dead cats or dogs are on Venus, then it is not necessary to do more research. Please stop the research in these directions! Believe your common sense, lady! I do not want to pay them my tax money! They are chasing ghosts and their own imagination. Space is a vast thing. I see no reason to move in this particular direction: to find Russel's teapot on Venus. One has the need to set more realistic goals and more practical programs. Is lifeless Venus destroying Evolutionism?

 

[darkskies]

It is theoretically possible. So we research it. And finding life elsewhere is truly amazing. I'm sorry if you don't think so.

 

[questfortruth]

It is theoretically possible. So we research it. And finding life elsewhere is truly amazing. I'm sorry if you don't think so.

I do not want to pay them my tax money! They are chasing ghosts and their own imagination.

 

[ChristineM]

There are many everyday benefits derived from space exploration. If you don't want ti benefit from them just opt out, move off grid, ditch your computer and health benefits.

 

[questfortruth]

There are many everyday benefits derived from space exploration. If you don't want ti benefit from them just opt out, move off grid, ditch your computer and health benefits.

Space is a vast thing. I see no reason to move in this particular direction: to find Russel's teapot on Venus. One has the need to set more realistic goals and more practical programs.

 

[ChristineM]

Space is a vast thing. I see no reason to move in this particular direction: to find Russel's teapot on Venus. One has the need to set more realistic goals and more practical programs.

Cool, one has need to study the effects of runaway climate change so hopefully we can learn lessons here on earth.

Oh and given Venus is closer to the Sun it is financially far more economical than mars research[/QUOTE]

 

[Revoltingest]

There are many everyday benefits derived from space exploration. If you don't want ti benefit from them just opt out, move off grid, ditch your computer and health benefits.

The greatest benefit is that it's interesting....fascinating!

 

[ChristineM]

The greatest benefit is that it's interesting....fascinating!

A mega bonus for sure

 

[sun rise]

The thread title is about Darwin. What you wrote has ZERO to do with Darwin.

My answer to the thread title question is

NO​

 

[Regiomontanus]

I find it absolutely tragic and bewildering that we would spend even a penny (tax dollars) to look for microbes or fossils off of Earth while undergoing one of the biggest mass-extinction events ever - all due to ignorance and greed. Protect Creation first.

Thank you, drive thru.

 

[Revoltingest]

I find it absolutely tragic and bewildering that we would spend even a penny (tax dollars) to look for microbes or fossils off of Earth while undergoing one of the biggest mass-extinction events ever - all due to ignorance and greed. Protect Creation first.

Thank you, drive thru.

Perhaps space exploration might help understand our
situation on Earth. We now know that there is no planet
we can move to as a Plan B. (Mars has poisonous soil,
frigid temps, & no atmosphere to speak of.) Gotta make
do with the planet we already have.

 

[Jimmy]

The greatest benefit is that it's interesting....fascinating!

the most fascinating parts of space will never be studied.
too far away....................lol

 

[Revoltingest]

the most fascinating parts of space will never be studied.
too far away....................lol

"Never" is a very long time.
And there's always remote sensing...that's a great way to explore.

 

[Valjean]

I do not want to pay them my tax money! They are chasing ghosts and their own imagination.

More like they're finding ghosts they didn't expect. That's how science and technology progresses.

Space is a vast thing. I see no reason to move in this particular direction: to find Russel's teapot on Venus. One has the need to set more realistic goals and more practical programs.

Many of the greatest and most beneficial advances in science resulted from investigations that seemed ridiculous wastes of money at the time.

 

[Subduction Zone]

Oh great. Another "I don't understand evolution therefore it is wrong" thread

 

[Terrywoodenpic]

If we got rid of everything that I didn't understand we would be back in the stone age.

Most people have very little idea about any fields that they have not studied.
Even then, they haveprobably only learned to use that technology, not the science behind it, and which supports it.

The whole is often far more than the parts.

 

[epronovost]

Oh great. Another "I don't understand evolution therefore it is wrong" thread

The man doesn't understand anything about science in general and frankly is almost certainly obsessive and delusional. Engaging him is probably not great for his mental health.

 

[Heyo]

I do not want to pay them my tax money! They are chasing ghosts and their own imagination.

Yeah, I don't want my money to go to the military or subsidies for big, healthy corporations.
If a CEO, a general and a scientist ask you who should get your tax money, what do you answer?

 

[icehorse]

I find it absolutely tragic and bewildering that we would spend even a penny (tax dollars) to look for microbes or fossils off of Earth while undergoing one of the biggest mass-extinction events ever - all due to ignorance and greed. Protect Creation first.

Thank you, drive thru.

I agree that we should shift A LOT of attention to climate change. HUGE budget shifts need to occur RIGHT NOW!

That said, our space exploration budget is relatively small, can we please leave that alone?

 

[McBell]

Yeah, I don't want my money to go to the military or subsidies for big, healthy corporations.
If a CEO, a general and a scientist ask you who should get your tax money, what do you answer?

Don't

It's A Trap!