Reflections of an astronaut, Yi So-Yeon, after their stay at the International Space Station:
[from this article:
http://www.publico.es/ciencias/168393/astronauta/espacio/orbita/estacionespacialinternacional / planet]
When he left the ISS, the astronaut was to promise to sing a Korean song in space. Now, their preferences seem closer to the profound philosophy that folklore. "When I saw the Earth into space and I realized that it was very beautiful, but then I realized that no machine could not breathe or drink." Then came the revelation: "On Earth we can do all that for free. Oxygen, nitrogen and carbon dioxide are gratuitos, and even if it was not our fault, we would not pay for water. " And abounds: "Originally, fruit, meat ... everything was free, but then we invented a series of systems and we had to start paying for everything. " "The Earth is free for us, but I remember that did not appreciate before. In the space that I realized just 100 kilometers high would have to pay a lot to breathe or drink, "says the astronaut. Yi refers
smooth economic theory with the theological disquisitions. "If God gave us the free world, I think it would be very angry, because although we can enjoy this gift, we fight each other, we criticize, soiled the environment ..." The indignationn to the perfidy of their species grows and Yi finished with a strong statement: "If I were God, would strip the Earth to humans."
How right, how right.
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