I just learned that he passed a few days ago. He was both a good and great man, devoted to getting us into space. He was the manager of the Boeing SPS study in the late 70s. I knew him both from L-5 and NSS, and from working with him in the 80s when Boeing and Rockwell teamed on a project.
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Sorry, link is fixed now.
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Well, that was fast. This post is already on the first few links at DuckDuckGo.
I just got an email from a friend who saw it on line, so I went and looked it up. Here it is.
I was originally supposed to lead off, but the moderator rearranged things so I ended up batting clean up, and it ended up well. Sercel told me that he was going to talk about some of the things that I did, but dropped them in the interest of time, so all our talks ended up being complementary. A lot of the audience told me later that the panel discussion (the first time space had ever been a topic at this event) “blew their minds.” It was the first time I’d ever met General Kwast, but he has been talking up my book to many people.
A modest proposal: Make the universities pay.
They’ve gotten away with this madness for far too long.
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Did you know about the ignorance of college students?
Were not just immensely destructive to human capital, but probably ineffective.
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A child psychologist on the devastating impacts to young children of the pandemic response.
But it wasn’t “liberalism.” It was leftism.
America is drowning in them.
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America held captive by pandemic lies.
Note: Yes, I am posting, but I’m still preparing for my deposition, which is tomorrow.
Thoughts on the war on liberalism by the Left.
…is looking very authoritarian.
And there is no constitutional exception for pandemics.
This is interesting. Probably only useful for small devices, but still useful.