If you were given the option of living on the moon, would you?

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   luisj305posted 11 years ago

   If you were given the option of living on the moon, would you?
   
   I was watching a short clip of a multi billion dollar operation on the internet recently. It was explaining the possibility of building dome like structures for humans to live in, on the moon.
   
   They will begin with one group of people who volunteer to permanently stay on the moon for life. Slowly increasing the number of inhabitants yearly, until a full moon colony is created. There was even animated video of what it would look like. Would you accept?
   
   Unfortunately that clip has somehow just vanished off of the internet.., so if anyone knows what I'm describing, please share the link!

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   somethgblueposted 11 years ago

   In a heartbeat, I would go just for the experience alone! I have never truly felt comfortable with the rest of humanity, no offense!
   
   My belief is that our bodies are nothing more than a tool used for experiencing life in the third dimension. A way to develop our spirit/soul by learning to take responsibility for our actions.
   
   Somehow we have become trapped in this experience and repeat it over and over again. Moving to the Moon will bring Earth humans one step closer to our true nature, that is why we have been quarantined from leaving the planet. Our 'wardens' don't want us to remember who we truly are.

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      luisj305posted 11 years agoin reply to this

      So since you call us "earth humans" do you think there are "other planet humans" ? Also, who are the "Wardens"?

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      somethgblueposted 11 years agoin reply to this

      There are billions of  'other ' humans throughout the Universe, the reason evolution will never be proven is that we did not originate on this planet.
      
      The wardens are TPTB (humans) that have sold out to STS Aliens. We live on a Prison Planet.

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   lburmasterposted 11 years ago

   Nope. I love living here too much. There are still countries I want to visit again. Also, that would not help my goal of living on a boat after retirement.

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      luisj305posted 11 years agoin reply to this

      Living on a boat would be nice, I would never get used to the rocking of the current though. I guess I would go to the moon, but not if I could never come back to earth.
      
      It's a huge decision leaving everything behind forever, and I would pass.

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   Seckin Esenposted 11 years ago

   I think I wouldn't. I'm not going anywhere before I see all the beautiful places in the world.

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      luisj305posted 11 years agoin reply to this

      You'll never leave then, there are way to many places to visit in this world, and all of them can not be seen in a lifetime.
      
      However if what Somethgblue says is true, you can just wait for your next lifetime..

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