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we have infinite capabilities for good also. Maybe that is why they have not sent down a virus to just wipe us all out...yet
originally posted by: frugal
a reply to: boymonkey74 Seeing how angry you immediately became I would say the working class needs more intellectual education so they respond on a logical rather than emotional response to situations that may unfold. The responsibility of handling an embassador's role should fall to those hardworking, educated, and responsible civic minded people. This is not about you, it is about the Earth and all the people. Civic minded responsible intellectuals.
originally posted by: Soylent Green Is People
originally posted by: frugal
a reply to: boymonkey74 Seeing how angry you immediately became I would say the working class needs more intellectual education so they respond on a logical rather than emotional response to situations that may unfold. The responsibility of handling an embassador's role should fall to those hardworking, educated, and responsible civic minded people. This is not about you, it is about the Earth and all the people. Civic minded responsible intellectuals.
Educated intellectual "embassadors"?
You're so intellectual that you must use alternate spellings of common words? La-di-dah.
Simonetta Di Pippo (born Rome, 1959) is an Italian astrophysicist. From May 2008 to March 2011 she was Director, Human Spaceflight at European Space Agency. From May 2012, she has been appointed the Head of the European Space Policy Observatory at ASI Brussels. From June 2009 she's President and co-founder of the international association Women in Aerospace Europe, based in the Netherlands. Knighted by the President of the Italian Republic in 2006, the International Astronomical Union (IAU) named asteroid 21887 "dipippo" as a recognition of her contribution to space exploration. In May 2013, the St. John's University in Vinovo (TO) awarded her with an Honoris Causa Degree in Environmental Studies.