Scott Solomon

You've got oxygen.

That's your accelerant.

Okay.

Yeah, so you can potentially make rocket fuel there on Mars and get back.

But again, I don't think the challenge is going to be technological.

I think it's going to be biological.

I think the risk to people of going back and forth and getting sick is going to keep people from doing it.

Yeah, I know.

It's, I mean, you know, I think it's probably impossible for us to know.

I think other than saying it would be very different, right?

So, yeah, I think it would be, it would have to be self-contained because there's not going to be as much interaction because of the communication delays.

So I think it would be a unique thing.

And this, you know, humans have done this, this type of thing over and over again.

We reinvent ourselves.

A culture rapidly changes when we have, you know, people that go off to a new place.

even just, you know, for short periods of time.

I'm thinking about like, you know, you go on a trip with somebody and you come back with inside jokes, right?

You know, it happens fast.

But yeah, I think people would be culturally different quite rapidly if they're living on Mars.

Well, there's some pretty serious ones.