Twitter to European Space Agency Do not waste money on brick and mortar
ArianeGroup @ArianeGroup Jul 21
Here’s how we think a museum celebrating all Ariane 5’s successes would look like. What would you like to see in it?
#OneLastAriane5 #ArianeGroup #Ariane5
@Arianespace @CNES @esa @EuropeSpacePort https://pic.twitter.com/pvZlOXSDFv
Replying to @ArianeGroup @Arianespace and 3 others
Do not waste money on a brick and mortar museum few can visit. Rather establish a global open worksite to teach ALL humans the detailed purposes and results of space explorations. Prepare EVERYONE for centuries of open learning heliospheric exploration, and extraSolar projects.
Do not waste money on a brick and mortar museum few can visit. Rather establish a sustainable global open collaborative worksite so ALL humans can contribute to the coming centuries of open heliospheric exploration, colonization, and extraSolar projects.
Do not waste money on a brick and mortar museum few can visit. Rather establish a sustainable global open collaborative worksite so humans and AIs in the coming centuries can learn, contribute and be part of open heliospheric exploration, colonization, and extrasolar projects.
Rohith Kaliyur 🇺🇸 @RohithKaliyur
Aug 6
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I read a few of your tweets and they are fairly repetitive and monochrome. Selling your services long term requires exploring and studying people you want to help. Helping a mindless company to grow might be easy, but is it the right thing to do? I think purpose is more important than brand.
Your tweets are fairly repetitive and monochrome – selling your services. You might live past 100, so explore and study people and issues that last. “Help organizations grow” is easy, but “Help them do something worthwhile”? Purpose is 8E9 times more important than brand.
Your tweets are fairly repetitive and monochrome – selling your services. You might live past 100, so explore and study people and issues that last. “Help organizations grow” is easy, but “Help them do something worthwhile”? Human purpose is 8E9 times more important than “brand”.
Your tweets are fairly repetitive and monochrome – selling your services. You might live past 100, so explore and study people and issues that last. “Help organizations grow” is easy, so “Help them do something worthwhile” Human purpose is 8E9 times more important than “brand”.
Bard: “Your tweets are all about selling your services. But you’ve got a long life ahead of you, so why not use your platform to explore and study people and issues that matter? Sure, it’s easy to say you’ll help organizations grow. But what about helping them do something worthwhile? Human purpose is 8E9 times more important than brand.”
Your tweets sell your services. You will likely live a long life, so use your skills to explore issues that matter. It is easy to say you’ll help organizations grow. But what about helping them do something worthwhile? Human purpose is 8 Billion times more important than brand.
Your tweets sell your services. You are very likely to live a long time, so focus your skills on issues that matter. It is easy to say you’ll help organizations grow. But what about helping them do something worthwhile? Human purpose is 8 Billion times more important than brand.
Your tweets sell your services. You will likely live a very long time, so focus your skills on issues that matter. It is easy to say you’ll help organizations grow. But what about helping them do something worthwhile? Human purpose is 8.1 Billion times more important than brand.
