Mankind has a history of long term projects. The Pyramids, Stonehenge, The Great Wall, getting Mickey Mouse into the Public Domain...
Some of these projects took multiple centuries of effort. Not a single person present at the start of those saw them completed. This is made worse when you consider lifespans that were half or less what they are currently.
But what was the LAST project that spanned lifetimes? Do you know of any going on today?
The Great Wall was started in 300 B.C. and completed some 1900 years later.
As humanity considers things like colonizing other planets and space megastructures we are talking about activities that will take centuries of effort. This turns into millennia as we look at things like terraforming and actually spreading humanity beyond our own star.
Does humanity in the current instant gratification social media quarterly results era have the appetite for projects that our grandchildren won't see completed?
(Score: -1, Troll) by Anonymous Coward on Tuesday December 25 2018, @04:28PM
No, mankind has lost nothing of that kind. It is just that those who begin something great are murdered by the cabal. And the cabal has its own appetite for long term projects, namely, enslaving the entire human population and murdering them mercilessly. They have been working on it for centuries. Look into Pythagoras and those who came after and what they have been plotting against us humans.
Expose the cabal/satanists so we can all live and have long term projects that are in the best interest of us all.