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Most people are not paying such close attention to what's happening in the US. They already have busy lives without international drama and excessive time spent on the internet
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Okay so from which reliable country are we getting has until (in some far future) we have transformed the Union to not need fossil fuels at all?
24 points ·
https://xkcd.com/927/
Just replace "Standards" with "Languages"
English is a piss simple language to learn that the vast majority is already speaking. No need to overthink here.
Also if you look at the regulatory side: Eu Government Documents are already always available in all languages spoken in the EU. So any legal barrier is non existent
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Okay but why do we need that? As I read it Europa had a spaceport, now we have a second one, now what?
I mean there was a reason to launch from SA and not Europe, right?