Chandrayaan-3 Mission Successfully Landed!!!

[Chandragupt Maurya]

You are a bigoted chutiya number 1, no different than your counterpart faujeet shills of the colonial sepoys on this side of the border.

They defend the sepoys for systematically holding the whole country back, whereas you rationalize the progressive decline of Muslim citizenry of india through systematic marginalization, discrimination and outright pogroms, supplemented by periodic large scale massacres and routine lynchings.

Sikh, Jain, Parsi, and Christian communities are the most prosperous in India. Unlike the situation in the Islamic state of Pakistan, India's commitment to being a secular state, despite its Hindu majority, has resulted in the absence of systematic discrimination against minorities. The economic and social backwardness among Muslims in India can be attributed to the ideology they follow rather than any discriminatory state policies.

 

[ThunderCat]

Sikh, Jain, Parsi, and Christian communities are the most prosperous in India. Unlike the situation in the Islamic state of Pakistan, India's commitment to being a secular state, despite its Hindu majority, has resulted in the absence of systematic discrimination against minorities. The economic and social backwardness among Muslims in India can be attributed to the ideology they follow rather than any discriminatory state policies.

Even the madrassa educated Pakistanis have a better sense of hygiene than Indians who drink cow urine or do other dirty things. Backwardness is a definition of a pajeet.

Even the harshest Muslim countries lack the filthiness and poverty that India has. Where to live is an already given.

As for the rights of minorities this is too funny:

 

[Chandragupt Maurya]

Even the madrassa educated Pakistanis have a better sense of hygiene than Indians who drink cow urine or do other dirty things. Backwardness is a definition of a pajeet.

Even the harshest Muslim countries lack the filthiness and poverty that India has. Where to live is an already given.

The economic situation of Christians in Pakistan contrasts starkly with that of their counterparts in India. Christians in Pakistan often face economic challenges, while the Christian community in India is recognized for its education and prosperity. This disparity can be attributed to the systemic discrimination that Christians encounter in Pakistan by the state. Conversely, India's approach is different, with no such systemic discrimination against its Christian community. Similarly, the Hindu and Sikh communities in Pakistan also face persecution due to the policies of the Islamic state.

 

[ThunderCat]

The economic situation of Christians in Pakistan contrasts starkly with that of their counterparts in India. Christians in Pakistan often face economic challenges, while the Christian community in India is recognized for its education and prosperity. This disparity can be attributed to the systemic discrimination that Christians encounter in Pakistan by the state. Conversely, India's approach is different, with no such systemic discrimination against its Christian community. Similarly, the Hindu and Sikh communities in Pakistan also face persecution due to the policies of the Islamic state.

You wish it were true, but there are plenty of successful Christians & Brahmans in Pakistan. Usually minorities of lower income face persecution but upper class Christians and Brahmans are economically well off.

 

[CallSignMaverick]

It's a proud moment for us. We are the only country to release findings of subsurface at the South Pole. An improved image here (orignal incorrectly parced JPEG). Just a mere 6cm deep, drastic drop in temperature. Ice remains. Simply marvellous.

 

[NG Missile Vessels]

 

[SoulSpokesman]

@NG Missile Vessels

Helium 3 or astrofuel has been spoken about for decades but I am not sure it will be economically feasible.

Regards

 

[Puffin]

 

[Chandragupt Maurya]

Pakistan finds itself ensnared in the clutches of Islamism, where its efforts to extricate itself seem to lead to a deeper entrenchment.

 

[Puffin]

 

[ThunderCat]

Sikh, Jain, Parsi, and Christian communities are the most prosperous in India. Unlike the situation in the Islamic state of Pakistan, India's commitment to being a secular state, despite its Hindu majority, has resulted in the absence of systematic discrimination against minorities. The economic and social backwardness among Muslims in India can be attributed to the ideology they follow rather than any discriminatory state policies.

Is this true https://indiatomorrow.net/2023/08/2...o-contributed-to-indias-moon-mission-success/

Regardless, those few muzzies don't represent the plight of Muslims in India. A few weeks ago there was a shooting on a metro train by a police officer.

Imagine a public servant shooting people because of their religion. Not secular.

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Why bother bringing in helium when you got so much solar energy on Earth and much of your climate supports it besides the tropical South Indians states and mountainous plains.

 

[epebble]

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Bad business sense. Cost of transporting a pound of matter from moon to earth is more than it's worth in gold.

A pound of gold is $50,000
A pound of coal is $0.02

This difference can't be bridged in next 100 years.

 

[prashantazazel]

LOL do you even know what I mean by that? That means spending & buying. That's what circulating money is. It means exploiting resources to sell on the market to attain money and spend it. How 'infinite' is that?

That's what industrialization is.

Me: You're doing Y when you should be doing X
You: We're not doing Y, we're actually doing Y

It is actually infinite. Look beyond earth. The universe is infinite

 

[Skull and Bones]

Bad business sense. Cost of transporting a pound of matter from moon to earth is more than it's worth in gold.

A pound of gold is $50,000
A pound of coal is $0.02

This difference can't be bridged in next 100 years.

People said the same about solar energy too, and look where we are in per kW energy generation. It will take some time, but from civilizational perspective, 100 years is a blimp.

 

[ThunderCat]

It is actually infinite. Look beyond earth. The universe is infinite

Can you tell me the amount of hospitable planets is infinite? Can you tell me they are within our reach? Can you tell me we can reach there in the time span we have?

The universe is not 100% confirmed to be infinite, but even if it was, will we be able to colonize all of it to satisfy our needs in time?