Summary
This quote suggests that in order to return to the moon, we do not necessarily have to acquire new knowledge or make groundbreaking discoveries. Instead, it implies that we can rely on existing knowledge, technology, and understanding of space travel to achieve this goal. It challenges the notion that progress always requires constant innovation and proposes that sometimes, returning to a familiar and established path can be sufficient and efficient.
Topics
Learning
By Burt Rutan
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