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Space Politics
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Who writes the next space treaty? We put the question to Harvard economist Matthew Weinzierl and Blue Origin's Brendan Rosseau, co-authors of Space to Grow. Neither wants a master plan.
Weinzierl would start by gathering 25 to 30 leading thinkers from start-ups, government and non-profits. Yet he is sceptical that any room can design the future of space from the top down. He prefers order that emerges on its own.
Rosseau begins with the end state: competition that drives progress, no military conflict, and rules of the road like those that govern the sea. He doubts one grand treaty could deliver that, and suggests a little strategic ambiguity may even help.
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Chapters
(00:00) You're in charge of space. Now what?
(01:04) Matt: "I like emergent order"
(02:39) Brendan: competition yes, war no
(04:41) Why not one grand treaty?
(05:22) The four-word rule for space
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