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EPISODE · May 18, 2019 · 21 MIN

Episode 29 - Have We Stopped Pushing the Boundaries of Humanity?

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On this episode of Topicocalypse, Josh has forgotten what Back in Black sounds like by AC/DC. After a quick refresher and a Fred Durst impersonation, we get back on track. Big Dawg Justin Lenehan has a topic that is going to take us into the ether. After talking with one of his co-workers about Elon Musk's recent achievements (launching a car into space, talking about exlporing Mars, etc.) When did all of the collective governments of the world stop pushing the limits of humanity in space? Will we ever explore the cosmos? With the defunding of NASA and other moves made by our government, does anybody really care about space anymore? This raises an even larger question . . . has mankind lost the ability to imagine the prospect of seeing new worlds? As always, you can find us on the Interwebs at Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter. We would love if you could download, like, share, and subscribe to our podcast on podbean, iTunes, Apple Podcasts, Google Play, Stitcher, Podcasts.com, and eventually YouTube. If you happen to be on any Apple products, we would love if you could rate and review us. We hope you enjoy. 

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