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Why You Don't Actually Want to Live on Mars with Dr. Kelly and Zach Weinersmith - Factually! - 235
yt.artemislena.euThe prospect of human life on Mars, once a science fiction fantasy, now seems increasingly plausible. But does actually warrant being anything other than a fantasy? This week, Adam speaks with Dr. Kelly and Zach Weinersmith, authors of A City on Mars, to discuss the practicalities of becoming a space-faring species, the challenges that lie ahead, and whether it's even a good idea to begin with. Find Zach and Kelly's book at factuallypod.com/books
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Here’s why I don’t want to live on mars:
Limited supply of pizza rolls.
Earth has a limited supply of pizza rolls.
The ingredients to make pizza rolls can be renewed much easier on Earth than on Mars.
Hmm I guess it depends on your definition of unlimited.
Heat itself is limited and one day at the end of eons, the entire universe will come to an absolute halt with total and complete stillness of all that is forevermore. At least materially.
Heat death of the pizza roll universe.
Right! Ergo, limited pizza rolls.
I’ve always wanted to experience what it must have been like at the school of Athens.