David Pakman really thinks in his lifetime there will be a manned mission to land in Mars and for that he sucks. This guy has no sense that it would have to be a suicidal mission for someone who will never again step foot on Earth. Davis had Bob Werb on his show to bring David Pakman back to Arthur with the reality that technology will not overcome the difficulties of space travel. So much money has been wasted on Space research and launching satellites on real far trips to discover that Neptune is a very inhospitable place to live. 
We are not even close to traveling the speed of light but somehow these young liberals with ideas of techno grandeur think that we will overcome these obstacles. Werb thinks it is inevitable that there will be people on Mars but questions what would be the purpose of even trying if there is little chance of man colonizing this hazardous environment for man. People can't even colonize Antarctica yet alone the Moon but somehow these space fanatics think we can play Captain Video and travel throughout our Solar system. Man is stuck on this rock and his seems to bother many people like a Pakjerk who watch to many movies and think people are more than just smart monkeys and are destined to reach all the stars. A globalist elite like Pakman who has tons of family's money to start his own program desperately wants to see air travel time cut in his many international travels. he wants desperately to see something done about this major inconvenience for rich people and going into orbit briefly is seen as a major way forward on this project to help the one percent. Bob Werb also went on to explain the complexities of radiation for the idea of living in space and how man would have to somehow evolve to adapt to survive hazardous levels of radiation into our complex system that took millions of years to develop on Earth. 
The likes of Pakman need to realize that it will take about forty or so years ...light years for the likelihood of this to develop and the maybe we can start the idea of thinking that we can live on Mars like good Earthlings. By then perhaps the aliens that planted us on Earth can come back and bring us to another planet or tell us how we can travel the sped of light and get the fuel to propel us to these record speeds required for space travel.
We are not even close to traveling the speed of light but somehow these young liberals with ideas of techno grandeur think that we will overcome these obstacles. Werb thinks it is inevitable that there will be people on Mars but questions what would be the purpose of even trying if there is little chance of man colonizing this hazardous environment for man. People can't even colonize Antarctica yet alone the Moon but somehow these space fanatics think we can play Captain Video and travel throughout our Solar system. Man is stuck on this rock and his seems to bother many people like a Pakjerk who watch to many movies and think people are more than just smart monkeys and are destined to reach all the stars. A globalist elite like Pakman who has tons of family's money to start his own program desperately wants to see air travel time cut in his many international travels. he wants desperately to see something done about this major inconvenience for rich people and going into orbit briefly is seen as a major way forward on this project to help the one percent. Bob Werb also went on to explain the complexities of radiation for the idea of living in space and how man would have to somehow evolve to adapt to survive hazardous levels of radiation into our complex system that took millions of years to develop on Earth. The likes of Pakman need to realize that it will take about forty or so years ...light years for the likelihood of this to develop and the maybe we can start the idea of thinking that we can live on Mars like good Earthlings. By then perhaps the aliens that planted us on Earth can come back and bring us to another planet or tell us how we can travel the sped of light and get the fuel to propel us to these record speeds required for space travel.
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