EPISODE · Sep 30, 2019 · 42 MIN
EP#60 - Should We Colonize Mars?
from Twenty Somethings
Elon Musk revealed his Starship this past weekend, stating that we will be heading to Mars by next year! Although there are many doubters of this timeline (NASA included), it raises the question, what are the benefits and consequences of colonizing Mars? Today on Twenty Somethings, we explore this. Other topics include: The Joker, scented scissors, gender reveal parties, copying art, eating dead humans to help with climate change, and much more!
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