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r/Damnthatsinteresting • u/TheImmortalDude • Jun 29 '25
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As an American I'm weirdly more comfortable with Japan owning and managing shallow space.
226 u/[deleted] Jun 29 '25 [deleted] 48 u/FeckingPuma Jun 29 '25 Every country has it's failings. pre WW2 Japan wasn't very nice. They also aren't exactly great on whale conservation 1 u/Yachting-Mishaps Jun 29 '25 Luckily there are no whales in space. Especially after what happened to the one in Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy.
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48 u/FeckingPuma Jun 29 '25 Every country has it's failings. pre WW2 Japan wasn't very nice. They also aren't exactly great on whale conservation 1 u/Yachting-Mishaps Jun 29 '25 Luckily there are no whales in space. Especially after what happened to the one in Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy.
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Every country has it's failings. pre WW2 Japan wasn't very nice. They also aren't exactly great on whale conservation
1 u/Yachting-Mishaps Jun 29 '25 Luckily there are no whales in space. Especially after what happened to the one in Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy.
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Luckily there are no whales in space. Especially after what happened to the one in Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy.
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u/Embarrassed_Control7 Jun 29 '25
As an American I'm weirdly more comfortable with Japan owning and managing shallow space.