What should we have for dinner Trevor? We've got a few bits in the fridge.

Beets me, Connie.

Hang on, I'll use my phone.

How about a nice prawn curry?

Whoa, that's amazing Connie. You got a chef living inside your phone

Not quite Trev at our goss dot coo. UK we have all the latest must-habs including the new google

Pixel with Gemini AI There's more yum to Argos subject

to availability delivery fee may apply. Can the phone what's the dishes too

Connie? Well I often talk about on the edge and the various meanings it can have whether it be

interviewees warning us of the perils of the edges of society and ideology such as in cults and racist groups and wokists and so on.

But sometimes it has less of a metaphorical or abstract feel and is about voyaging to the edge, moving the edge a little further out as we push the physical boundaries and explore new terrains and territories like Columbus and all the other explorers whose names I don't

know today there's Musk Branson Bezos and state-owned space explorers such as NASA, but if Musk is to have his way and we are to set up a colony on Mars,

it would open up a can of legal worms.

By which rules are the humans living there bound? What happens if you

murder someone in space or transgress other laws of some countries by doing

things that are legal in other countries.

Who owns slices of the planet or planets or stars or the moon out there?

Who is allowed to mine which parts and who is responsible for safety, who applies

regulations to space shuttles and how might they differ to the laws that bind

airplanes and so on and that's why we need space lawyers which is a fun

and fancy term really space lawyers because lawyer on its own and I ask my lawyer

friends including my other half to forgive me for this is a

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