This makes me miss my home state. Don't ever change MN.

I think people are upset that — in a way sort of similar to the dolphin guy — I didn't spend any space in the interview representing public skepticism by telling the person that what they believe is wrong or untenable or unworkable.

Jesus, I'm convinced none of you are are actually reading what I wrote.

Doesn't matter. And you didn't read what I said.

For the purposes of the interview, it doesn't really matter if it all comes together or not. The interesting thing is the mindset of the people who elect to do it, and their perspective on what it means.

Hey naysayers,

This statement reminded me of an episode of the podcast Song Exploder I listened to recently. The song was "The Commander Thinks Aloud" by the band The Long Winters. The lead singer wrote it about the Columbia disaster. The last lyric of the song is "This is all I wanted to bring back to you," and he said it was about…

I loved this so much. Also, this quote sums up everything that I think is great and magical and wonderful about space travel:

But this entire endeavor—it's worth a human life.

the real heroes are internet commenters who are always here to remind us how much everyone sucks

What an incredibly exciting opportunity! I'll keep my fingers crossed for Sonia.

Bad-ass.

You can train a person on a lot of stuff in 10 years. You can't train a person on patience, compassion, discipline, and tolerance.

I can't buy a fully armed jet fighter? B-B-B-B-BUT MUH SECOND AMENDMENT!

what do you mean "was"?

Given everything presented here, sounds like No More is nothing more (no pun intended) than a shell organisation.

This isn't a charity, it's a hashtag.