Re: The good ship Extro 1

From: Robert J. Bradbury (bradbury@aeiveos.com)
Date: Mon Jun 02 2003 - 05:14:55 MDT

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    On Mon, 2 Jun 2003, Brett Paatsch commenting on my comments wrote:

    > > If you think fair & reasonable are unimportant, see my
    > > recent post regarding the implications of the competition
    > > between China and India to attain supremacy in space.
    >
    > I did miss that one. Would it impact the above?

    The post is under "POLITICS & SPACE" here:
    http://forum.javien.com/XMLmessage.php?id=id::O0QFT0YV-cg0J-Jnxs-Y0J0-Bz5vdHsBTTsA

    I think the general idea of my comment was that countries
    have usually have an incentive to "play nicely". If on
    the other hand one doesn't care about ones reputation
    and point to "acts of god" for the cause of accidents
    that blow up ships then it seems probable that an
    extropian enclave would only survive buried deeply
    on some planet or asteroid.

    Robert

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