Would you be ENRAGED if you were born on the moon & could NEVER visit Earth? How do you accept that? Does it matter if parents were Earth born?

[DrPepper12]

https://theaveragescientist.co.uk/2023/07/17/human-adaptation-to-space-lessons-from-anthropology/

A baby born and raised on the Moon would face major challenges if they tried to visit or live on Earth 18 years later. The Moon’s gravity is only about one-sixth of Earth’s, so a person growing up there would likely develop with much lower bone density, weaker muscles, and a taller, lankier build compared to Earth-born humans.

If such a person came to Earth as an adult, they would struggle to function in Earth’s much stronger gravity. Their heart, muscles, and bones would not be adapted to handle the increased weight and stress, potentially leading to circulatory issues and even heart failure. Without CONTINUOUS & EXTENSIVE physical training or medical support using technology that doesn't exist yet, they likely would not survive long on Earth.

ENRAGED! Robbed of my birthright!

Shit happens kid, move on...

Something else...

[MisterWack]

The thing is, if you were born on The Moon and couldn’t get a right to water, clean air, diverse food options, the same gravity & general well being that Earth children have then I think you have a right to feel enraged.

Look, we like to talk about flexibility and mobility when it comes to having a better life because it is your life and no one can take away the resources you are worthy of except those that value you as trash. I believe the “US” and “THEM” mentality is another culture war nonsense dog whistle mainstream funnel to keep their base in line through easy goals to achieve.

I believe everyone deserves a chance, a voice, and a place to call home regardless of race, religion, background, beliefs, etc. Though a lot of people will pretend, just to go “ sucks for them “ when their ancestors brought them here.

[WonderingManII]

I don't think the moon would be a very nice place to live forever, unless you are obsessed with the stars.

[seeyounexttuesday]

We don't have the technology to keep people alive on the moon for 18 years, why do we care that we don't have the technology to support their bodies on Earth?

[DrPepper12]

Zero imagination. It's a thought experiment 🥼🧪