Fair enough, we agree to an extent. But not all societies have been fervent invaders or colonizers throughout history either. Some are more inclined, others less so.
OT: NASA Perseverance Rover Landing
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Assuming you're reacting to the first statement, it's pretty clearly sarcasm. Hence, starting the next sentence with "Seriously..."
What happened to the NASA Mars thread?
In the end, the Vikings assimilated with the people of the lands they conquered, the Romans assimilated the people of conquered lands into their society (not on equal grounds, but still incorporated), the Mongols western kingdoms converted to Islam and assimilated with the people of those lands.
Not sure how you are comparing this with what happened in NA, but there were clearly both long and brutal struggles of all people's throughout the history of the world. The point should be less about cancelling the past and instead remembering it so that tomorrow and the days ahead can be better.
remembering includes examining with a critical eye. it means understanding why something happened, not "oh it happened, that's nice, can't change it now". without that critical examination, we are destined to repeat history. this period is the first time in our nation's young history where people are actually looking at the history with a critical eye.
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This sky crane set up NASA uses now is pretty amazing! Remember when they used to wrap the thing in inflated cells and it would just bounce to an eventual stop?
soon!!!!
so, this rover uses a drill (and does some analysis) - but more importantly, it's putting larger samples into tubes that will be recovered.
The problem was.. the Cherokee (throughout the south were Andrew Jackson and friends wanted land for plantations) .. were already assimilating. They had taken England's side in the revolution but were already becoming christian and speaking english.. even wearing the same clothes.
What Jackson said was cover for what Jackson did.. and had also done to the Seminoles. His same move was repeated over and over by other administrations.
Yup, and him and the other racist democrats (Van Buren) and others were the primary culprits.
Not really -- once the question is asked. Most kids (I think) think about space exploration first, but when the topic of undersea exploration comes up, a lot seem to be for that, too. It's mainly a way to get kids to talk and get to know one another.
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