If you’re a member of the social network website Digg.com, read this. Otherwise, ignore this post.
As you know, Nancy wrote a cool article last week about a one-way, one-person trip to Mars. Digg.com picked up the story, but for some reason, it has showed up several times in different locations, so the vote is getting totally split up. Could you take a second and Digg the most popular one, here?
How About a One-Way, One-Person Trip to Mars
I’m not kidding, here are the others (but don’t Digg them).
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