/sci/ - Science & Math

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The very first page of the report acknowledges that it isn't about planetary protection. It's about "disrupting colonial practices". Every single line is explicitly against the concept of humans ever leaving Earth, by design. It is explicitly concerned about "violent colonial structures", which is leftist newspeak for the sort of white civilization that allowed them to write such garbage in the first place. In support of their explicitly anti-human, anti-expansion political stance, they explicitly demand that scientific decisions be given over to social science majors. They consider microbial life to be morally equivalent to macroscopic life, which to me seems like an open invitation to strap the authors down and drown them in high test peroxide until they die, since that's how we treat microbes in daily life.

There's several entire passages dedicated to complaining that America exists in the first place. Try to justify the attached passage in a paper.