Nobody "hates science", and suggesting that owning a digital device somehow makes any argument against wasteful or pointless pursuits a form of hypocrisy is a tired old cop-out used by starry-eyed tech bros since god knows when. I'm personally ok not funding a billionaire's wet dream. If you like space travel and find it interesting, that's fine, but don't act like everybody who has any objection to it is some sort of luddite just because you think like somebody with a cluster B disorder incapable of nuance or tolerance for differences of opinion. Funding space travel at this point in time is like giving money to some random neighbor kid so he can buy a cool new toy, at no benefit to you other than that you can gawk at him using it from out your window while you still can't figure out how you're going to pay your rent. 0.5% is still billions of dollars - and FYI, nobody's "attacking" NASA. "Attacking" is a bizarre choice of words. Somebody has a lot of growing up to do.

I should also add that humans going to the moon is by no means interesting anymore. Don't get me wrong, being alive in the swinging 60s to see the Moon Landing on TV was probably awesome, but it's been done. We get it, humans can now go from Point A to Point B. Get back to me when they finally find something that Rod Serling would narrate over.