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Interstellar: The hubris of Manifest Destiny and Technological Prowess in Outer Space

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[i] en.wikipedia.org/wiki/A_Short_History_of_Progress

[ii] www.sustainabilitytelevision.com/news/2417

[iii] ibid

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C R Sridhar is a lawyer from Bangalore,India.He writes for the Economic and Political Weekly and has contributed to the Monthly Review.He's a fan of music,movies and websites with alternative views.His writings are available at sapientpen.blogspot.in

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