/sci/ - Science & Math

>>11969835
>t. Chinese

>>11838403
Jesus they really are bugmen.

I know it’s a meme but it’s insane how accurate that comparison is

>>11828353
>Be Chang
>Work 16 hours a day in a shitty factory making shitty shoes for shitty companies
>Go home every night to a rundown apartment
>Go to the market and all your food is fake
>Mfw life sucks
>One day you realize you’ve had enough
>Open up Twitter, begin typing
>”Hey I’m a little disappointed in the standard of living here. I still love my country but we should really be doing more.”

Time passes

>Be Chang, watching rocket launch from the village
>Boosters separate, gridfins deploy
>Vehicle begins re entry
>Be Chang walking to work twenty miles away
>Hear loud BOOMs from the sky
>Think nothing of it, common occurrence in glorious China
>You’re suddenly squished by a falling rocket
>Like a bug. Poetic.
>Videos of your death circulate, but are quickly snuffed out by the glorious PRC.
>What videos that are released end up being COPED into oblivion by tankies

>President Xi is alone in his chambers
>His phone rings
>”President Xi, the traitor has been dealt with. Shall we imprison his family and friends for his insolence as well?”
>Xi stands up
>”Yes vely serus wah. He no make mistake again hahaha”.

>>11815532
>>11815529

This. American’s biggest critics are Americans themselves. You may not agree with MAGAfags but at least they’re not Doomers 100% of the time and are proud of their country.

One thing a lot of people don’t consider is that if/when other countries get to Mars, how autonomous will the new settlements be? If there’s an American mars colony at the Valles Marineris and a Russian one at the South Pole, will they be closely monitored by their home country?

Movies and games which have “Mars rebelling against Earth” all have Mars existing as one big super-country. They never talk about individual regions on Mars. Will mars be a confederacy of independent states who sometimes agree on issues?