The issue is, we are forced to put such advancements on the back burner because we feel that money is "better" spent on meaningless studies or foreign affairs. Like the studies on if a lobster feels pain when boiled, it seems like a waste of money on an issue that seems trivial. Mainly because we know that due to the lobster's underdeveloped brain anything that we would register as pain is merely discomfort to a lobster. One other massive money drainer would be the fact that every time a war or foreign trouble pops up we stick our noses in it. As a result we needlessly spend money when it inadvertently ends up in the hands we don't want it to. As a result less funding is available for projects that could potentially do a massive service for people or revolutionize transportation. Above all we tend to see that foreign affairs mean we can spend money on country that may decide to backstab us down the
The issue is, we are forced to put such advancements on the back burner because we feel that money is "better" spent on meaningless studies or foreign affairs. Like the studies on if a lobster feels pain when boiled, it seems like a waste of money on an issue that seems trivial. Mainly because we know that due to the lobster's underdeveloped brain anything that we would register as pain is merely discomfort to a lobster. One other massive money drainer would be the fact that every time a war or foreign trouble pops up we stick our noses in it. As a result we needlessly spend money when it inadvertently ends up in the hands we don't want it to. As a result less funding is available for projects that could potentially do a massive service for people or revolutionize transportation. Above all we tend to see that foreign affairs mean we can spend money on country that may decide to backstab us down the