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Exit Interview: Presidential Science Advisor John Holdren
https://www.scientificamerican.com/podcast/episode/exit-interview-presidential-science-advisor-john-holdren/
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Dr. Holdren still doesn't understand that NASA's human space program is for pioneering the rest of the solar system, not for flag planting stunts.
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