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| + | The article could improve its purpose by explaining moon/selenite psychology as part of Moon medicine. | ||
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| + | :But that was not the interest of those who started the article. They were interested in garnering political support for a moon colony or settlement rather than determining psychological considerations helpful to those living on the moon (lunatics<nowiki>[ joke]</nowiki>). The problem with success in gathering such support from an army of true believers is that they would support a program even if it had no chance of economic success. That would result in the eventual total discrediting of a moon colony program. It is better to convince people of the actual rational basis for a possibly economic settlement so they will support only a program that is economic. It is a bit of a tough sell. [[User:Farred|Farred]] 04:45, 16 April 2012 (UTC) | ||
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Being technical people, we can build upon our new undestanding of how the human brain works to achieve our goals.
--Jriley 12:01, 26 May 2007 (UTC)
The article could improve its purpose by explaining moon/selenite psychology as part of Moon medicine. --Jose Giraldez 04:24, 16 April 2012 (UTC)
- But that was not the interest of those who started the article. They were interested in garnering political support for a moon colony or settlement rather than determining psychological considerations helpful to those living on the moon (lunatics[ joke]). The problem with success in gathering such support from an army of true believers is that they would support a program even if it had no chance of economic success. That would result in the eventual total discrediting of a moon colony program. It is better to convince people of the actual rational basis for a possibly economic settlement so they will support only a program that is economic. It is a bit of a tough sell. Farred 04:45, 16 April 2012 (UTC)
