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Embarrassing All Female Origin Flight 'Crew'
#41
Dang, the NYT style section getting absolutely savage -- they start out the article lukewarm and bland, then at the end where almost no one reads:

Quote:Even Levitating in Space, Katy Perry Manages to Get Dunked On
The maker of numerous pop hits has always had trouble getting respect.

...So the sight of Ms. Perry levitating inside a phallic rocket as she held onto a daisy — a tribute to her daughter, Daisy, that she said in interviews she chose to bring with her because the flowers are often described as “weeds” because they are really resilient — was perfectly in keeping with the image she had designed for herself.

The event was trumpeted as having something vaguely to do with feminism, but in one of the numerous criticisms delivered by celebrities after the spaceflight, Ms. Wilde summed up the experience succinctly on Instagram, sharing a photo of Ms. Perry with the flower along with the message, “Billion dollars bought some good memes, I guess.”

I find the "meta-story" here interesting -- how the public take was initially positive, then a little questioning, then really just avalanches into everyone calling it 'cringe'. The story-behind-the-story of how public opinion mutates and establishes, like a crystal forming around seed particle, is fascinating.

Anyway I still think the whole flight thing is kinda cool and, at worst, mostly harmless.
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#42
(04-17-2025, 09:53 PM)UltraBudgie Wrote: Dang, the NYT style section getting absolutely savage -- they start out the article lukewarm and bland, then at the end where almost no one reads:


I find the "meta-story" here interesting -- how the public take was initially positive, then a little questioning, then really just avalanches into everyone calling it 'cringe'. The story-behind-the-story of how public opinion mutates and establishes, like a crystal forming around seed particle, is fascinating.

Anyway I still think the whole flight thing is kinda cool and, at worst, mostly harmless.

What you are describing is that the quick to respond were positive then it changed to negative as those that think it over shared their opinions.

As I have stated before, the backlash to this whole thing is not about the ride or those on it. It is about how the MSM ran with it as being some significant accomplishment.

I flew a small aircraft for a few minutes once. I do not go around bragging about how I am a pilot. Paying passengers are not astronauts. Especially when it is just straight up and down.
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#43
I agree.    Astronaut Requirements - NASA
Have at least two years of related professional experience obtained after degree completion or at least 1,000 hours pilot-in-command time on jet aircraft. Be able to pass the NASA long-duration flight astronaut physical. *The master's degree requirement can also be met by: (Even more stuff)...

These gals had some courage to go at least. I wouldn't do it if they paid me the ticket price. Too risky for my taste.
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#44
(04-17-2025, 11:05 PM)BeyondKnowledge Wrote: What you are describing is that the quick to respond were positive then it changed to negative as those that think it over shared their opinions.

As I have stated before, the backlash to this whole thing is not about the ride or those on it. It is about how the MSM ran with it as being some significant accomplishment.

I flew a small aircraft for a few minutes once. I do not go around bragging about how I am a pilot. Paying passengers are not astronauts. Especially when it is just straight up and down.

Especially especially when the craft flies to sub orbital altitude on autopilot because none of the passengers are qualified to manually operate it.
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#45
(Today, 12:15 AM)NoCorruptionAllowed Wrote: These gals had some courage to go at least. I wouldn't do it if they paid me the ticket price. Too risky for my taste.
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Courage or lack of understanding of the risks involved? There have not been enough flights of this kind to estimate the risks yet, so there is no way to compare it to other activities. It may be less dangerous than a helicopter ride. We just don't know yet. Right now it is just an experimental aircraft.

Like all travel, one trip will go very wrong. Only then will they understand exactly what they risked.

I would risk such a ride. I also understand all the risks in that ride. I would not expect it to be covered by MSM though.
Does anyone know the minimum safe distance of ignorance?
Did anyone ask the monkeys how much fun the barrel actually was?
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