I quit smoking 4 weeks ago. I have a pack in my freezer that I bought as a "just in case."
I could easily throw them away as I don't smoke anymore, or I can look at them and know I don't need them.
So I own cigarettes and now, they don't own me.
Poor choice of words, but I get your point.
Don't you think that the money we spend to send a few people orbiting around the Earth would be better spent on people living on Earth? Don't you think that's a bit more screwy?
Seems to me it's like spending a bunch of money to get an ape to do sign language and not teaching children how to read.
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I quit smoking 4 weeks ago. I have a pack in my freezer that I bought as a "just in case." I could easily throw them away as I don't smoke anymore, or I can look at them and know I don't need them. So I own cigarettes and now, they don't own me. Poor choice of words, but I get your point.
Don't you think that the money we spend to send a few people orbiting around the Earth would be better spent on people living on Earth? Don't you think that's a bit more screwy? Seems to me it's like spending a bunch of money to get an ape to do sign language and not teaching children how to read.