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Yeah, and the best quote — or i like this quote because it really goes to the centre of the problem — lord agnew, a tory lord, in the middle of the pandemic, i think it was a year ago, said that the uk state, the british state, was weak. why? because it had become infantilized due to all this over—outsourcing that its done to, for example, consulting companies, to the big four, but also to the circas and the gas—s. what he meant was not to blame those consulting companies, but when the s...

Of public—private partnership, and they especially need cross—sectoral innovation and investment. indeed, and all of that is much more complicated. so im just wondering if there truly is very much we can learn, take away from the moon—landing experience. because as i said already, it was akin to a sort of war mission. it was presented byjfk and others to the us public as something that mattered to the very future and security of the united states of america. easy for people to understand. ...

Those different dimensions. we have city—level problems, regional problems, national problems and huge global problems. like, our ocean is filled of plastic, so no one country can solve a plastic—free ocean mission, but surely, you can have cities, for example, that really strive for, you know, carbon neutrality. in london, we could have a knife—crime mission, zero knife crime amongst teenagers. so the real idea behind the mission�*s framework is to learn from the apollo programme on jus...

Was fundamentally misguided. what if your missions are the wrong missions? well, its a great point. and in fact, you know, what we need to avoid is that these missions just become pet projects that continue to move along even when theyre not working. so again, the reason i look at the apollo programme is that the agility and flexibility that nasa also had to impose on itself, it transformed itself after the apollo 0ne fire. one of the astronauts, gus grissom, yelled out, "how the hell are we goi...

Because it seems to me the driving force behind that was in no way about global cooperation, it was about nationalism, it was about the united states seeing the space race as an elemental part of the cold war with the soviet union. right, so first of all, my notion of missions isnt either international or national, or local. it has to be for all of those because problems have those different dimensions. we have city—level problems, regional problems, national problems and huge global problems....

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And that is a record for the sector. tom zelibor is the ceo of the space foundation, which is behind the report. welcome to the programme. we have become so transfixed with a more mundane things here on earth we have forgotten all about the space race thatis forgotten all about the space race that is going on all around us. do you think it is as competitive and strategic as it was maybe during the cold war when the russians were launching sputnik and the americans were bringing the apollo progra...

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