Did a feminist really just call the effort to take man to another planet a “patriarchal race” that is primarily about “male entitlement”? When did science fall into the realm of opinionated social construct?
If we are to really consider what this kind of talk means for humans as a whole on this planet, then colonization of another planet actually does not seem like such a bad idea.
In the NBC.com column Think, super feminist Marcie Bianco actually tried to conflate the earthly issues between men and women to the effort to colonize Mars. Considering this, introducing this woman to Elon Musk might be the best idea for science. Once she started nagging him about this nonsense, he might be even more motivated to get the hell out of here and take the few people who still have common sense with him.
On a more serious note, what is this world actually coming to? Do major news organizations no longer screen their writers for basic journalistic ethics, or is everything meant to be complete click bait at this point?
Even if this woman does actually believe this, there is absolutely no way that you can cross reference issues of feminism with space exploration. There is no feminine or masculine outside of the earth’s atmosphere – the issue literally can not exist in space.
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