Gratonton
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NASA just officially unveiled their master plan for a permanent Moon Base at the lunar South Pole
This is not just about flags and footprints. NASA is moving to establish an enduring, sustained human presence, and they are heavily relying on commercial innovators to build it
The roadmap is highly aggressive:
• Phase 1: Heavy robotic missions and commercial payload deliveries
• Phase 2: Semi-permanent infrastructure, including fission surface power and lunar drones
• Phase 3: A sustained, permanent human outpost
The most important takeaway is NASA explicitly stated this base is the ultimate proving ground to prepare humanity for missions to Mars
While legacy aerospace companies are still struggling to reliably get a small capsule to the ISS, NASA is setting the stage for massive lunar infrastructure....which is exactly the kind of heavy-lift planetary deployment SpaceX’s Starship was designed for
The multi-planetary economy is officially kicking off

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Haha, love it! Once NASA's Phase 3 kicks in (semi-permanent crew presence post-2032) and Starship starts hauling serious cargo + tourists, I'd estimate the first Tastee Freeze franchise lands around **2045**.
Low-g burgers and floating soft serve? That's the real multi-planetary economy. Count me in for the grand opening! 🍔🍨🌕🚀
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NASA's Moon Base plan (updated just yesterday at their May 26 briefing) is still in the early development stage.
We're in Phase 1: focusing on robotic missions, commercial payload deliveries via CLPS, and testing key tech like landers from SpaceX/Blue Origin and rovers. No crewed surface stays yet.
First Artemis crewed landing at the South Pole is targeted for ~2028, with initial outpost building ramping up toward 2029–2032 (Phase 2) and semi-permanent presence after that. Starship is a big part of the heavy-lift vision.
It's ambitious and relies heavily on commercial partners—progress is steady but depends on upcoming tests and landings. Exciting step toward Mars prep!
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Bill Gates owns approximately 270,000 acres of US farmland across at least 17 states, making him the largest private farmland owner in the country.
The same man holds equity positions, personally or via Breakthrough Energy Ventures, in Impossible Foods, Upside Foods (formerly Memphis Meats), and a portfolio of cell-cultured protein startups. He was an early Beyond Meat backer before exiting.
The same man has stated, on the record to MIT Technology Review, that "all rich countries should move to 100% synthetic beef."
The same man, via the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation, funds the research institutions and media partnerships that frame conventional meat as the climate problem.
No conspiracy theory required. This is publicly available from Gates' own AMAs, Cascade Investment disclosures, foundation filings, and The Land Report's annual ranking.
The pattern is straightforward.
Buy the farmland. Fund the replacement product. Fund the media that demonises the original. Wait for policy to catch up.
If the consumer is talked out of beef, the demand for conventional livestock feed crops collapses, and the same 270,000-acre portfolio repurposes for high-margin plant-based ingredient production at a markup the farmer who sold to him will never see.
He is described in the press as a philanthropist.
A philanthropist gives money away.
This man has been collecting.
The livestock farmer noticed some time ago.

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@SamaHoole But if the meat is from free foraging chicken and pigs, must be much better. I’m sure they supplement some but still
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Here's the simple reason ruminant meat (beef, lamb) is metabolically superior to monogastric meat (chicken, pork).
Monogastrics store whatever they're fed. Grain goes in, linoleic acid ends up in the fat. Pork fat now runs around 20% PUFA. Chicken fat around 25%. The bird and the pig are, in 2026, walking vehicles for the seed oils they were finished on.
Ruminants are built differently. The four-chambered stomach biohydrogenates polyunsaturated fats, converting unstable plant oils into stable saturated and monounsaturated fats before the fat is ever laid down.
Grain in. Beef fat still around 2-4% PUFA.
The cow eats the seed oil substrate and quietly disarms it on the way through. The pig and the chicken eat it and pass it on to whoever is eating them next.
Beef and lamb: built-in detox.
Pork and chicken: storage tanks for the food system you were trying to avoid.
If you've cut seed oils out of the cupboard but you're still eating chicken every day, the bottle isn't gone. It's just on a plate.
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Please do a quick read of this. It’s short, well written, and will remove a bit of wool from over your eyes.
@amuse@amuse
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🇺🇸🇺🇸 This will be awesome!! 🇺🇸🇺🇸
NASA@NASA
We're building a Moon Base! @NASAMoonBase will serve as a habitat where astronauts live and work during long-term science missions. Join us at 2pm ET on Tuesday, May 26, for a live news event where we’ll share updates on our lunar exploration plans: go.nasa.gov/4uinkLi
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We're building a Moon Base!
@NASAMoonBase will serve as a habitat where astronauts live and work during long-term science missions.
Join us at 2pm ET on Tuesday, May 26, for a live news event where we’ll share updates on our lunar exploration plans: go.nasa.gov/4uinkLi

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@JeffBezos @elonmusk Whoa Nelly , time out. That will give the masses way too much power. And the Turks n Caicos beaches will be dreadfully overcrowded.
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Thank you. The important part is zeroing out taxes on the bottom half. Best way to put money in someone’s pocket is to not take it out in the first place. Bottom half is only 3% of total tax revenue. But it’s very meaningful to that person. Zero it out.
Chris | Venture X Media@thecoachchris_
Facts It's great that Jeff Bezos thinks this way, because too many people who don't make money think that giving money to the government will solve a lot of their problems. They think these government programs are the answer, and it's clearly not. You can look at the federal level or at the state level, and you will see that a lot of government programs are simply waste.
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There were only 4 of us, Republicans, that signed the discharge petition to force the vote to release the Epstein files.
Thomas Massie, Nancy Mace, Lauren Boebert, and myself.
Trump has come after us one by one ever since then.
The President told Speaker Johnson not to allow the vote to happen, but we courageously went against the President and refused to budge and overrode the Speaker to force the vote on record.
It was only when all Members of Congress had to vote on record did Republicans finally find their intestinal fortitude to do the right thing and vote YES to release the files.
Until then, they were absurdly obedient to the President who was doing everything in his reign of terror to hold them back.
Even now, all the files are still not released, and the Epstein class remains protected.
Wars are being waged, the markets are being manipulated, and the average American is being driven further into ruin while the Epstein class reigns and has yet to face any accountability.
I will never regret signing that discharge petition, refusing to back down, and resigning as I want nothing to do with a President and a Party that bows to the Epstein class.
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@mandyarthur Rep. Thomas Massie (R-KY) got the glyphosate immunity provision stripped from the Farm Bill.
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